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Business Description

"Patel Agro Spices Exporter is a trusted agro-commodity exporter from Gujarat, India, specializing in the supply of premium-quality Potatoes, Pearl Millet (Bajra), Yellow Maize, and Peanuts. We are well known as a leading Potato Exporter in Gujarat, offering chip-grade potatoes, French fries grade potatoes, and processing-quality potatoes for chips, wafers, fries, and snack manufacturing industries. Along with potatoes, we export high-grade Pearl Millet suitable for food processing and cattle feed, Yellow Maize used in food industries, feed mills, and starch production, and premium Peanuts sourced directly from Gujarat’s best growing regions. All products are carefully cleaned, graded, and packed to meet international export standarards."

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

CIF

Port Of Loading:

Mundra, Gujarat, India

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Certificates:

UDYAM, GST TAX Certificate, FSSAI, APEDA, Import Export Certificate

Avg Response Time:

≤ 23h

Most suppliers accept TT or PayPal, but Patel Agro Spices Export uses L/C, which is more secure for large orders and reduces payment risk. Using CIF terms means the buyer pays for shipping and insurance, placing responsibility on them to manage delivery risks. Being based in Mundra, Gujarat, India, gives access to a major export hub with strong logistics connectivity. The acceptance of USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact without currency conversion issues. FSSAI and Import Export Certificate are key for selling spices into international markets — they prove food safety and legal export rights. Patel Agro Spices Export has multiple certifications including FSSAI, APEDA, and GST, which builds trust with buyers in regulated markets. Having an Import Export Certificate means they are officially allowed to export goods, which is essential for international trade. The workforce is small (1–10 people), which may limit production scale, and response time to inquiries is not specified — this could delay buyer decisions.

Products / Services Offered

PATEL AGRO SPICES EXPORT offers agriculture and food & beverage products, which means buyers can source high-quality spices and related goods directly from the source. This direct access reduces supply chain complexity and helps ensure freshness and consistency in spice deliveries.

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PATEL AGRO SPICES EXPORT has verified all key contact and document details — work email, phone, account email, and business documents. This strong verification profile builds trust with buyers looking for reliable spice suppliers. In international trade, where fraud is common, having full verification reduces risk and makes it easier to place large or long-term orders.

Export Countries

Afghanistan FlagAfghanistan

Angola FlagAngola

Bahrain FlagBahrain

Cambodia FlagCambodia

Croatia FlagCroatia

Czech Republic FlagCzech Republic

Greece FlagGreece

Kuwait FlagKuwait

Malaysia FlagMalaysia

Maldives FlagMaldives

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Western Europe

33%

Eastern Europe

20%

South Asia

13%

Middle East

13%

North Africa

7%

PATEL AGRO SPICES EXPORT operates in 15 countries across 7 regions, with a notable concentration in Western Europe at 33% (5 countries), followed by Eastern Europe at 20% (3 countries). South Asia and the Middle East each account for 13% (2 countries each), while North Africa, Southern Africa, and Southeast Asia each represent 7% (1 country each). This regional distribution shows a strong European focus, particularly in Western Europe, compared to typical suppliers who often spread their reach more evenly across regions, suggesting a strategic emphasis on established European markets with limited diversification into emerging or high-risk areas.
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