Turmeric Finger Exporter from India
Source dried turmeric fingers against a written specification for botanical identity, curcuminoids by a named method, moisture, defects, polish, residues, approved sample, packing and lot release.

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Source dried turmeric fingers against a written specification for botanical identity, curcuminoids by a named method, moisture, defects, polish, residues, approved sample, packing and lot release.
A locality or trade name is useful traceability information, but it does not prove a curcuminoid result for the offered lot. Contract the analytical result, dry-basis convention, method, sampling plan and laboratory evidence.
State Curcuma longa L., whole finger versus bulb/pieces/powder, declared origin, harvest information if required, polish process and treatment status.
Define curcuminoids, moisture, total ash and acid-insoluble ash with basis, units, named methods, sampling and acceptance tolerances.
Set destination-specific residues, contaminants, illegal-colour controls and microbiology, then require a representative sample and lot-specific evidence.
Codex CXS 359-2024 distinguishes whole turmeric, pieces and powder and supplies style-specific physical and chemical fields. Compare named origins in the Salem versus Nizamabad buyer guide, then structure the RFQ with the purchase specification guide.
The parameters below are indicative export specifications. Contract values are confirmed in the approved sample, COA and Proforma Invoice before dispatch.
| Product Identity | Curcuma longa L.; evidence agreed in contract |
| Style | Whole finger, bulb, pieces or powder stated separately |
| Curcuminoids | Buyer minimum, dry-basis statement and named method |
| Moisture / Ash | Contract limits and methods; style-specific |
| Defects | Foreign matter, extraneous matter and defective rhizomes |
| Polishing | Unpolished or stated mechanical-polish process |
| Safety Panel | Destination residues, contaminants, dyes and microbiology |
| Lot Release | Approved sample and contracted COA/inspection evidence |
| MOQ | 1 FCL (20ft Container) |
Contract note: Natural variation by crop and lot means the approved sample, COA and Proforma Invoice govern the final specification, tolerance, testing and packing terms.
Cleaning and sorting scope is selected to meet the agreed foreign-matter, defect and presentation limits.
Accredited laboratories can test curcumin, polish and moisture on request, with the report format and scope confirmed in the Proforma Invoice.
Phytosanitary and fumigation certificates are obtained when the product and destination call for them.
Commercial documents and any phytosanitary, fumigation, inspection or analytical evidence are supplied when applicable and written into the contract.
We support buyer requirements across the markets below, with specifications, documents, packing and shipment terms confirmed for each destination.
Sailing schedules, loading plans and carrier options are coordinated once the shipment window and destination port are confirmed.
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.
Potential applications are enquiry contexts only; the buyer must verify legal status, processing needs and fitness for the intended food or non-food use:
The document set depends on product form, destination, Incoterm and contract. Confirm each certificate before order acceptance.
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.