Top 5 Active Sesame Seeds RFQs in India — Buyer Demand Snapshot

Top 5 Sesame Seeds buying requests in India are currently active on Freshdi and show five live, quality‑vetted RFQs posted by India-based buyers as of August 21, 2026. These listings include requests for white and natural sesame seed, hulled seed and sesame seed oil/husk, with quantities ranging from 18 MTS to 100 metric tons and a mix of CIF and FOB trade terms. Freshdi hosts the full request details behind each listing so suppliers can review and respond to verified buyer demand.

Key Takeaways

• Active RFQs: 62 active India RFQs recorded on the platform.
• Verified buyers: 5 of the five sampled RFQs show a verified‑buyer badge; listed buyer trust ratings range from 3.4 to 4.8 out of 5.
• Most-named product: "White Sesame Seed" or generic "Sesame Seed" appear in 2 of the five RFQs.
• Trade/payment visibility: 4 of the five RFQs state a trade term and 4 of the five state a payment term; many buyers still leave specifics open so proposing terms in first reply is encouraged.
• Trade-term majority and ports: Among RFQs that name a trade term, FOB and CIF appear; India's ports are the most frequent destination in this sample.
• Product split: Requests cover distinct product forms — white, natural, hulled, and seed oil/husk — implying suppliers should match their specific product listings to the requested form.

Scope: These figures describe Sesame Seeds buying requests posted on Freshdi by India-based buyers as of August 21, 2026, and record stated buyer intent on this one platform only.

Sesame Seeds Buyer Demand in India at a Glance

This snapshot — 62 active RFQs with a median request size of 28 (unit varies by listing) — tells a supplier that India demand on Freshdi in mid‑August 2026 covers both small‑lot and bulk orders. Buyers sometimes name grade or packaging but frequently leave certification and moisture/purity specs unstated, so quotations that list clear grade, packing, and certificate details will stand out.

Top 5 Sesame Seeds RFQs in India

These are live buying requests; quantities and status can shift as buyers close orders. Suppliers can unlock buyer details and submit a quotation on Freshdi.

1. White Sesame Seed

White Sesame Seed requests 25 tons shipped to India on CIF with payment by Letter of Credit. This combination (CIF + LC) means the buyer expects the supplier to quote freight and insurance up to the named India destination and to accept documentary LC payment terms; prepare freight breakdowns and an LC‑compliant commercial invoice and bill of lading. This request names White Sesame Seed and ships to India under CIF.

2. Sesame Seed

Sesame Seed seeks 25 Tons on FOB with T/T payment. Because the buyer selected FOB, the supplier quote should state pricing at the named loading port and confirm who arranges export clearance; payment by T/T implies bank transfer milestones may be negotiable. This request names generic "Sesame Seed" and ships to India under FOB.

3. Hulled sesame seeds

Hulled sesame seeds asks for 18 MTS packed 15kg net in PP bags to Jebel Ali (destination country United Arab Emirates). The explicit packing requirement (15kg PP bags) is the defining spec suppliers must match; no trade or payment term is stated, so include proposed Incoterm and payment terms in your quote. This request names Hulled sesame seeds and ships to Jebel Ali.

4. Sesame Seed Oil

Sesame Seed Oil (listed as Sesame Seed Husk) requires 100 metric tons on CIF to Mundra Port, India with payment by LC. The large metric tonnage plus CIF/LC suggests an established supplier with export logistics and L/C experience. This request names Sesame Seed Husk and ships to Mundra Port under CIF.

5. Natural sesame seeds

Natural sesame seeds want 28 MTS packed in multiwall brown paper bags of 25 kg net, destined for Rotterdam. Packaging and net weight are specified; no trade or payment term is named so suppliers should propose both. This request names Natural Sesame Seeds and ships to Rotterdam.

Which Sesame Seeds Grades and Specifications Buyers Named

Counts overlap because some requests use generic product names while others specify form or processing. The single most‑named value does not dominate this sample — each named product/form appears in 1 of 5 requests, so no single grade appears more than the others.

What it means: If your offering doesn't list the requested form (for example hulled vs natural), you should add that exact product wording to your listing and quotation because buyers search and filter by these terms.

Technical specs: Only some RFQs carry technical detail. Packing: Hulled sesame seeds specifies 15kg net in PP bags. Packaging and net weight: Natural sesame seeds specifies multiwall brown paper bags, 25 kg net. HS codes are present in individual listings (e.g. 120740, 151590) where stated. Matching a buyer's stated figures exactly in your quotation reduces follow‑up and speeds contracting.

Order Size, Trade Terms & Payment Terms

Order size. All five RFQs include a quantity figure. Smallest to largest as given: 18 MTS (Hulled sesame seeds), 25 tons/25 Tons ( White Sesame Seed and Sesame Seed), 28 MTS (Natural sesame seeds), to 100 metric tons (Sesame Seed Oil). Figures with different units are not summed or averaged here.

Segmenting by practical order size:

• Small bulk (≈18–28 MTS): Hulled sesame seeds, Natural sesame seeds — suppliers need standard bagging and FCL container readiness.
• Mid bulk (25 Tons): White Sesame Seed, Sesame Seed — typical single container or partial container lots.
• Large bulk (100 metric tons): Sesame Seed Oil — requires sizeable export capacity and logistics.

Trade terms. Four of five RFQs name a trade term: CIF appears in two requests (White Sesame Seed, Sesame Seed Oil), FOB appears in one (Sesame Seed), and two requests leave it blank (Hulled sesame seeds, Natural sesame seeds). The majority presence of CIF/FOB means quotations should clarify whether freight and insurance are included and specify delivery or loading points; quotes on different terms are not directly comparable for buyers.

Payment terms. Four of five RFQs name a payment term: LC appears in three requests (White Sesame Seed, Sesame Seed Oil, Hulled sesame seeds lists LC as buyer payment terms in customer data), and T/T appears in one (Sesame Seed). One RFQ names neither. Treat unspecified payment as an opening to propose L/C at sight or deposit plus balance against shipping documents.

→ Action: Add clear Incoterm and one bankable payment term (for example L/C or T/T milestones) to your quotation so it is directly comparable to most buyer expectations here.

Which RFQs Best Match Your Supply Capability?

Large‑volume orders

Sesame Seed Oil (100 metric tons) fits suppliers with bulk storage, container stuffing or bulk tanker capability and L/C experience. You should have export capacity and LC handling ready.

Standard bagged bulk

Hulled sesame seeds (15kg PP bags, 18 MTS) and Natural sesame seeds (25 kg multiwall) suit suppliers offering standard bagging lines and FCL container readiness.

Freight‑included, bankable payment requests

White Sesame Seed and Sesame Seed suit suppliers who can quote CIF or FOB and accept L/C or T/T; have clear freight cost breakdowns and bank references available.

FAQ

1. How do I see full buyer contact for these RFQs?

   Buyers' contact details are gated on Freshdi; suppliers must unlock each RFQ on the platform to view contact and document verification details. The linked RFQ pages above lead to the Freshdi request where unlocking is handled.

2. What does a verified‑buyer badge mean here?

   A verified‑buyer badge in a listing's customer data indicates Freshdi has verified some buyer credentials; it does not replace normal commercial due diligence but signals higher platform vetting for that account. Several sampled RFQs show is_verified_buyer = 1 in the buyer data.

3. Are RFQ quantities firm and how fast should I respond?

   Quantities are buyer‑stated intent on Freshdi as of August 21, 2026 and can change if buyers close or edit requests. Respond quickly with a clear quote that repeats the stated quantity and packaging to reduce follow‑ups.

4. What trade and payment terms should I propose if the RFQ leaves them blank?

   If a listing omits trade or payment terms, propose a bankable payment term (e.g. L/C at sight or T/T with deposit) and an Incoterm you can meet (e.g. FOB or CIF). State freight and insurance breakdowns so buyers can compare your offer to others that did name terms.

5. Can I target all five RFQs with the same product listing?

   Not always — these top 5 requests include different product forms (white, hulled, natural, husk/oil). Match your listing and quotation wording to the exact product form the buyer names for best results; if you can supply multiple forms, create distinct offers for each.

6. How do I submit a quotation for the top 5 Sesame Seeds buying requests in India?

   Open each linked RFQ above on Freshdi, unlock buyer details if required, then submit a quotation that repeats the stated quantity, packing and trade/payment terms. Unlock buyer details and submit a quotation for these Sesame Seeds RFQs on Freshdi.