SpicesCumin Seeds
Rajasthan-origin jeera, sortex-cleaned, with published volatile-oil specifications.
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Indian Spices, Pulses & Vegetables Exporter to Ireland
Bulk supply of export-grade Indian commodities to importers, wholesalers and manufacturers in Ireland — packed, documented and shipped from Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
- Ports: Dublin, Cork
- Samples on request
- Private label
- Terms mutually agreed
Indian commodity supply for Ireland
Ireland’s growing South Asian community and food-service sector create steady demand for Indian spices, lentils, vegetables and ingredients.
VegTradeHub supplies Ireland buyers from India with cleaned, graded and documented cargo. We quote by Incoterm, agree specification and packing with you, and coordinate documents with your customs broker.
Products in demand in Ireland
Spices
SpicesCoriander Seeds
Bold-aroma coriander seed, cleaned and graded for whole and ground programmes.
Spices
Pulses & Grains
Pulses & GrainsSplit Mung Dal (Moong Mogar)
Uniformly dehulled yellow split mung dal for retail, HORECA and snack makers.
Pulses & GrainsChickpeas (Chana)
Desi and kabuli chickpeas, sorted and graded for milling, retail and processing.
Import requirements for Ireland
EU food law and MRLs apply. Cargo is frequently routed via Rotterdam or UK ports and on to Dublin.
Please check: import rules change. Confirm current requirements with your national authority or customs broker before ordering; we will advise on documents and provide what is needed from India.
Ports, shipping & transit
- Typical destination ports/entry points: Dublin, Cork
- Transit: typically 3–5 weeks port-to-port by sea (routing and transhipment dependent); air freight in 2–4 days.
- Departure: Mundra, Pipavav and Nhava Sheva (sea); Jodhpur, Jaipur, Delhi and Mumbai (air).
- Shipping options: FCL, LCL, reefer containers for fresh produce, and air freight for samples and urgent lots.
Documents we provide
Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, certificate of analysis (including pesticide-residue results against EU MRLs), commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading. Fresh produce and some spices may be subject to increased official controls at EU borders.
Payment terms for Ireland buyers
Payment terms: Payment terms are not fixed: buyer and seller discuss and agree terms that suit both sides, and we record them in the proforma invoice or sales contract before the order is confirmed. How we agree terms →
FAQs — exporting to Ireland
Which products can I import from India to Ireland?
Importers in Ireland most often ask for cumin seeds, coriander seeds, dried red chilli, mung dal, split mung dal, chickpeas. The full list of 36 products is on our products page.
How long does shipping to Ireland take?
Transit to Ireland is typically 3–5 weeks port-to-port by sea (routing and transhipment dependent); air freight in 2–4 days. Exact timing depends on the product, routing and season, and we confirm it in the quotation.
What are the payment terms for orders to Ireland?
Payment terms are not fixed: buyer and seller discuss and agree terms that suit both sides, and we record them in the proforma invoice or sales contract before the order is confirmed.
Which documents are needed to import into Ireland?
Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, certificate of analysis (including pesticide-residue results against EU MRLs), commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading. Fresh produce and some spices may be subject to increased official controls at EU borders.
Request a quote
Request a quote for Ireland
Tell us the product, quantity and destination. We reply with availability, specification and pricing, and agree payment terms with you that suit both sides.
- Free samples on request
- Private-label packing
- Full export documents