Certificates & Credentials
Trust begins with transparency. We maintain the necessary registrations, certifications and compliance documentation required for our export operations, while ensuring that each shipment carries the relevant documents required by the product and destination market.
Company registrations
IEC
ICEGATE
GSTIN
FSSAI
MSME
APEDA
SPICES BOARD
COCONUT BOARD
HALAL
ISO
The IEC is the licence that makes an Indian company legally able to export at all. It is issued against the firm's PAN by the DGFT and is quoted on every shipping bill we file.
For a buyer, it is the first thing worth checking: without a valid IEC no consignment can clear Indian customs, no foreign remittance can be reconciled against an export, and no shipping bill can be generated. Ours is active and can be shared for verification before an order is confirmed.
ICEGATE is the electronic gateway through which Indian Customs receives and processes filings. Being registered on it means our shipping bills, invoices and supporting documents are filed digitally rather than over a counter.
This matters commercially, not just administratively. Digital filing is what makes same-day clearance realistic, and it produces a trackable status against each shipment — so when you ask where a consignment stands, the answer comes from the customs system rather than from an estimate.
Our GST registration confirms we are a tax-compliant corporate entity in India, invoicing under a verifiable registration number rather than trading informally.
Exports are zero-rated under Indian GST, so the registration does not add tax to your invoice. What it gives you is traceability: a registered counterparty whose invoices, filings and export records reconcile against a single government-issued identity.
The licence that permits a business to handle food in India at all — manufacturing, storing, transporting or distributing it. Any consignment of food leaving the country originates with an FSSAI-licensed operator.
For an overseas buyer it is the baseline food-safety credential: it means the goods were handled under India's own food-safety regime rather than outside it.
Udyam Registration is the government's formal recognition of the firm as a registered enterprise, issued against its PAN and GSTIN.
It matters commercially rather than technically: it confirms a verifiable, formally constituted counterparty, and it is frequently asked for in tender and institutional buying processes.
The Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate that authorises the export of scheduled agricultural and processed food products — fruit, vegetables, cereals, pulses and processed foods among them.
This is the registration that actually permits most of our range to be exported. Without it, scheduled products cannot legally be shipped.
The Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate required to export spices from India. The Spices Board also sets the grade standards the trade quotes against — the Singapore and Europe cleaning standards, and the Malabar Garbled pepper grades.
Given that spices are our largest single range, this is the registration a spice buyer should ask to see.
The Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate covering the export of coconut and coconut products, including fresh nuts, copra and desiccated coconut.
Certifies that the products and the handling process meet Halal requirements. It is commonly required by importers across the Gulf, and by buyers serving Muslim consumer markets anywhere.
The certificate is issued per product scope and renewed periodically; a current copy is shared on request.
An internationally recognised management-system standard, independently audited and periodically re-assessed.
For a buyer it evidences that documented procedures exist and are checked by someone outside the business, rather than being asserted.
Documentation Prepared for Every Requirement
Every shipment has its own documentation requirements. We coordinate the relevant commercial, regulatory, certification and compliance documents based on the product, destination and buyer requirements, helping ensure a smooth and properly documented export process.
Phytosanitary Certificate
Issued where required for applicable products and destination markets, confirming that the shipment meets the relevant plant health and quarantine requirements.
Certificate of Origin
Official documentation confirming the country of origin of the goods, prepared according to the requirements of the destination market and applicable trade regulations.
Fumigation Certificate
Provided where required, confirming that the goods or applicable packaging materials have undergone the required fumigation treatment in accordance with destination requirements.
Pre-shipment Inspection Report
Independent inspection can be arranged upon request to verify agreed specifications, quality parameters, quantity and packing before shipment.
Marine Insurance Certificate
Where applicable under agreed CIF terms, marine insurance documentation can be arranged to provide coverage for the shipment during transit.
Bill of Lading
Issued by the carrier or shipping line, confirming receipt of the cargo and serving as the contract of carriage and the document of title. The original set is what allows the consignee or their appointed agent to take delivery at the destination port.
Copies of any registration or shipment document can be shared on request before an order is confirmed.
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