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Indian refined wheat flour for bakeries and food processors. State the intended application, performance tests, packing and destination requirements so the offer can be evaluated against one written specification.
“Maida” identifies refined wheat flour; it does not by itself guarantee performance in a finished product. Buyers should state the application, process and acceptance tests before comparing quotations.
| Bakery programme | State the finished product, mixing process, protein/gluten target, ash, moisture and trial method |
| Noodles | State colour, granulation, dough-handling and cooked-product acceptance tests |
| Biscuits or confectionery | State flour strength, spread/texture target and buyer trial protocol |
| Other food processing | Provide the formula, process constraints and measurable release criteria |
Application note: The buyer's production trial or approved sample controls suitability. References to applications describe enquiry paths, not a fitness guarantee.
The published bulk reference is a 50 kg PP bag. Confirm liner, net weight, stitching or sealing, shipping marks, pallet use and destination weight limits in the quotation.
Any alternative size or private-label format is subject to packaging minimums, artwork and label approval, production feasibility and a written finished-pack specification.
Use the FSSAI cereal-product standard for the product definition and the current APEDA notice for HS 1101 when planning the shipment.
Write the RFQ using the commodity purchase-specification guide, approve a representative sample, and compare whole-wheat requirements on the chakki atta page.
The parameters below are indicative export specifications. Contract values are confirmed in the approved sample, COA and Proforma Invoice before dispatch.
| Ash | 0.55% Max |
| Gluten | 28% Min |
| Protein | 11% Min |
| Moisture | 13% Max |
| Color | Super White |
| Sedimentation | 25ml Min |
| Origin | India |
| HS Code | 11010000 |
| MOQ | 1 FCL (20ft) |
Contract note: Lot-to-lot variation is normal for agricultural products. The approved sample, COA and Proforma Invoice are the governing references for specification, tolerance, testing, packing and documents.
Refined wheat flour identity, raw-material requirements, fineness and any treatment or additive declaration are confirmed in the written specification.
Contracted parameters such as ash, gluten and protein can be verified through accredited laboratory testing, with reporting terms confirmed in the Proforma Invoice.
Phytosanitary and fumigation certificates are obtained when the product and destination call for them.
Invoice, packing list and transport document are standard. Origin, analysis, inspection, phytosanitary, fumigation or other certificates are included only when applicable and agreed before contracting.
We support buyer requirements across the markets below, with specifications, documents, packing and shipment terms confirmed for each destination.
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Oman
Kuwait
Kenya
Tanzania
Ghana
BangladeshContainer loading and carrier scheduling are planned around the agreed shipment window and destination port.
Standard documents and destination-specific certificates are arranged according to the contract and applicable requirements.
JFT Agro Overseas LLP was registered in 2016. Current company, facility and shipment-supporting documents are available for buyer verification.
Common food-processing enquiry paths are listed below. Final suitability depends on the buyer's written specification and production trial:
The document list depends on the product classification, destination rules and contract. Confirm each certificate before accepting the quotation.
JFT Agro coordinates sourcing, processing, testing, packing and export documentation against the approved specification. Facility identity, processing scope and applicable evidence are available during buyer due diligence.
Complimentary product samples are available for qualified trade inquiries; courier charges apply. Our export team will guide you through specifications, documentation and logistics.