Indian Coriander Seeds Exporter

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Indian Coriander Seeds

Indian coriander seeds are an important whole spice used across food manufacturing, spice processing, and commercial culinary applications.
The seeds have a naturally warm, citrus-like, and aromatic character that makes them suitable for both traditional and industrial food formulations.

Description

SJ EXIM SOLUTIONS supplies Indian coriander seeds for bulk B2B requirements, with product specifications agreed according to buyer application and destination-market requirements.
Depending on the intended application, buyers may require specific characteristics relating to seed appearance, cleanliness, moisture, foreign matter, aroma, size, packaging and laboratory testing.
Our focus is to provide a commercially practical supply process—from product enquiry and specification confirmation to packaging and export documentation.

Specification

Parameter Specification
Product Name Indian Coriander Seeds
Common Name Coriander / Dhaniya
Botanical Name Coriandrum sativum L.
Product Category Whole Spice
Origin India
Product Forms Whole Coriander Seeds / Coriander Powder
Colour Natural light green to greenish-brown or brown, depending on grade and lot
Aroma Characteristic aromatic, warm and citrus-like coriander fragrance
Taste Distinctive warm, mildly sweet, citrus-like and aromatic flavour
Seed Size Grade and lot dependent; available according to agreed specification
Purity According to agreed product specification and applicable requirements
Moisture According to agreed product specification
Foreign Matter According to applicable food-quality requirements and agreed specification
Damaged / Discoloured Seeds According to agreed product specification
Volatile Oil Grade and lot dependent; available according to buyer requirement
Product Condition Clean, dry and suitable for the agreed commercial application
Packaging Bulk export packaging according to buyer requirement
MOQ According to order quantity and commercial requirements
Shelf Life According to product specification, packaging and storage conditions
Storage Store in a cool, dry and clean environment away from moisture, heat and strong odours
Quality Testing Testing can be arranged according to product specification, destination-market requirements and buyer requirements
COA Certificate of Analysis can be provided where applicable
Export Documentation Documentation according to shipment, destination country and applicable export requirements

USES & APPLICATIONS

Uses of Indian Coriander Seeds

Indian coriander seeds are used across several food and spice applications.

Spice Blends

Used in curry powders, masala blends, and other seasoning formulations.

Food Manufacturing

Used as an ingredient in processed food products.

Pickles & Preserved Foods

Used in various pickle and preserved-food formulations.

Ready-to-Cook Products

Used in spice mixes and seasoning systems for convenience foods.

 Ground Spice Production

Whole coriander seeds are commonly processed into coriander powder.

Meat & Savoury Products

Used as a flavouring spice in various savoury preparations.

Commercial Spice Processing

Used as a raw material by spice mills and food manufacturers.

FAQ

What are Indian coriander seeds?

Indian coriander seeds are the dried fruits of the coriander plant, Coriandrum sativum L., used as a whole spice and as a raw material for grinding, spice blends, seasonings, sauces and food-processing applications.

They are widely used in spice blends, curry formulations, pickles, sauces, seasonings, meat preparations, packaged foods, and commercial food processing.

For B2B buyers, coriander seeds can be supplied in bulk packaging according to agreed specifications covering product form, cleanliness, moisture, foreign matter, seed characteristics, packaging, and testing requirements.

Coriander powder can be discussed depending on the buyer’s requirements and product availability.

 

Packaging requirements can be discussed according to order quantity, destination and buyer specifications.

 

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