Every lot that enters our warehouse goes through the same four checkpoints before it's eligible for packing — regardless of which buyer or market it's destined for.
Raw material is sampled on arrival and checked for moisture, foreign matter and visual grade before it's accepted into inventory.
Our quality lab tests purity, admixture, moisture and commodity-specific parameters — curcumin content for turmeric, volatile oil for cumin and fennel, swell volume for isabgol.
Mechanical sieve cleaning, destoning and gravity separation bring each lot to the grade ordered, with manual sorting for visual defects.
A final sample is drawn after packing and matched against the buyer's agreed specification before the container is sealed.
Turmeric in particular carries a well-documented risk of lead contamination, whether from soil conditions or, in poor-quality supply chains, adulteration. We run heavy-metal screening on turmeric lots and provide a Certificate of Analysis covering lead, cadmium and other contaminants on request — increasingly expected by US and EU buyers even where it isn't formally mandated.
| Moisture | All commodities |
| Purity / Admixture | All commodities |
| Curcumin Content | Turmeric |
| Volatile Oil | Cumin · Fennel · Coriander |
| Swell Volume | Isabgol |
| Aflatoxin | Java Peanuts |
| NPK & Organic Carbon | Vermicompost |
Ventilated, pest-managed storage keeps moisture stable between intake and packing, particularly important for isabgol and oilseeds.
Scheduled fumigation and pest monitoring across the facility, with shipment-specific fumigation certificates issued on dispatch.
Every bag is marked with a lot number traceable back to procurement source and test date.
