What certifications does Kofly have for agricultural exports?

Kofly Private Limited is registered with the Spices Board of India (Registration: CRES/SBCB/28585/2026-2027), FSSAI certified (License: 11226998000355), APEDA registered, and holds IEC certification (AAMCK3802H). We also have GSTIN registration for domestic compliance.

What products does Kofly export?

We export premium Indian spices (turmeric, black pepper, cardamom, cumin, coriander, and more), fresh fruits, vegetables, and specialty coffee. Currently, our spice exports are fully operational with all certifications.

What is the minimum order quantity for exports?

Minimum Order Quantities (MOQ) vary by product type, typically ranging from 1 to 5 metric tons. Premium spices like cardamom and cloves have lower MOQs (1-2 MT), while bulk spices like turmeric and cumin start at 5 MT.

Which countries does Kofly export to?

We export premium Indian spices to 90+ countries worldwide, including the UAE, UK, Netherlands, Singapore, USA, Australia, Japan, and Egypt. We handle all documentation and compliance for international trade.

What payment terms does Kofly offer?

Standard payment terms are 30-50% advance payment, with the balance paid against a copy of the Bill of Lading. We also accept Letters of Credit (LC) and can discuss custom payment arrangements for established buyers.

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Grade A

spices

Mustard Seeds (Sarson)

Name: Mustard Seeds (Sarson)
Brand: Kofly
Price: 110 USD
Availability: InStock

Yellow and black mustard seeds, high oil content.

Yellow mustard for mild condiments and pickling or black mustard for pungent tempering in Asian cuisines. Crushing buyers receive 36-42% oil content specifications with FFA levels, while culinary buyers receive machine-cleaned seed by size and purity.

Grade A

Certified

Export Ready

Type / Variant

Quantity (MOQ: 5 MT)

Metric Tons

Pricing is shared on enquiry — tailored to your selected volume, grade, and incoterms. Add to your quote request and our team will respond promptly.

Sourcing GuideMustard Seeds (Sarson): Yellow vs Black & Oil Content