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Neevra International

India

3.3

A 1006, Mit

59 inquiries

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Business Description

Greetings from Neevra International India!

We’re a trusted Indian exporter of Millets, Pulses, Jaggery, Oilseeds, Raw Spices and Powder, Ayurvedic Raw Herbs and Powders , Dehydrated Powders, Foxnut, Soya meal & products, Tea and Coffee— all at competitive prices.

✅ Premium Quality | ✅ Private Labeling | ✅ Custom Packaging

Happy to connect and discuss how we can support your sourcing needs!

Let us know your current requirements — we’ll share our best offer and we would be keen to explore potential collaboration.

Best regards, Aanchhal Garg Managing Director 📍 Neevra International 📧 info@neevrainternational.com 🌍 www.neevrainternational.com 📞 +91 9082622364

Business Overview

Neevra International had verified level Level 2, with 3.3 rating across 59 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2024.

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Neevra International is a new player in the global trade space, having started operations in 2024. Being based in India gives them access to a large and growing export base, especially in key markets like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the UK. Their presence in diverse regions — from the Middle East to Africa and Asia — shows a broad market reach, which can be attractive to buyers looking for regional supply options. The fact that only the work email is verified raises a red flag about business legitimacy — buyers should request additional documentation before placing large orders. Transaction terms being 'to be discussed' means buyers will need to negotiate pricing, payment, and delivery conditions directly. Having a verified work email is a small but positive sign, showing at least some level of professional contact availability. The wide range of key markets suggests they may serve both established and emerging demand, but their short operating history means they lack long-term trade credibility.