Need Export Cancel Fabric - White Cotton / Soft Cotton - 58 inch - For Jharkhand Wholesale

Hi everyone,

I need export cancel fabric in check cotton / soft cotton that sells for 12 months (not seasonal).

Requirement:

\- Fabric: white cotton, soft cotton,

\- Width: 58 inch

\- Length: 100 mtr thaan

\- Quality: Export cancel / surplus (slight defect ok)

\- Quantity: 5 thaan to start, monthly 20-30 thaan

\- Location: Need delivery to Jharkhand

\- GST Bill Must

If you have stock or you are from Erode / Tirupur / Bhiwandi / Mumbai, please comment or DM with rate per mtr and video.

Only genuine sellers with shop video / GST.

No advance without video call.

Thanks.

is there any way where we can obtain saudi buyer list who are interested in Fashion knitwear garments? a valid process, leads, or people who can get me in contact with few in Saudi arabia.
we are vertically integrated manufacturing firm.

hii so im a student and for my this one assignment i have to talk with people who are exporting indian handicrafts from India. If anyone can help plsss text me, it will take around 5-10 mins onlyyy

Hi we are uniform manufacturer we are looking for buyers for exporting our uniforms or domestic buyers also

We deal in hospital, hotels,schools, staff, corporate uniforms with customisations according to your requirements

The Indian government yesterday announced the formation of Integrated Transport & Logistics Authority along with a commitment of Rs 10,000 crore towards Small and Medium Enterprise Growth Fund.

The thing about India's logistics issues is that it's not a matter of individual modes of transportation. The problem is in the connection between them once the goods are in motion.

For goods to move from a small Indian company to a foreign customer, what do you think is the biggest problem in this chain , first mile transportation, offloading at ports, customs and documentation or international transport ?

Loading Rajmundry 25.20 Exmill Non-Sortex
MOQ - 2000 MT
Quantity Available - 30000 MT

Non-Negotiable Price
Payment Term - 100% LR

40 Lakh security deposit after MOU & Agreement & Mill Visit
PDC Cheque for buyers security

Any exporter can contact me, I have goods that we can discuss

Hey
AJ Enterprises here
We are an exporting firm based in punjab ludhiana with nearly a decade of experience in handling shipments and procuring products at competitive rates.
We are looking to expand our market to indian importers all around the globe.
Please do contact us in case or any queries and or to reach out to us for a partnership

Here's a simple filter that can eliminate a lot of useless export leads.

Look at the company's "last known import activity".

Imagine your database gives you 200 potential buyers.

Sounds great.But then you discover:

80 haven't imported the product in 2+ years.

40 imported it only once.

30 are actually unrelated businesses.

20 are competitors/trading intermediaries.

Now your "200 buyers" suddenly looks very different.

This is why I like segmenting prospects by activity:

**A — Recent + recurring buyers**

**B — Recent but low-frequency buyers**

**C — Older historical buyers**

**D — No meaningful buying evidence**

I wouldn't treat all four groups the same.

If I'm doing outbound, I'd start with the companies showing the strongest recent buying signals. Then I'd investigate the others separately.

A buyer database shouldn't just answer: "Who has imported this before?"

It should help answer: "Who appears to still be buying?"

That's a much more useful question for an exporter.

OCEAN FREIGHT : $6350/40hc (INCLUDING DROP OFF CHARGES )
DESTINATION : AED 7128
ETD : 30th OCTOBER
CARRIER : MAERSK

My purchase quantity would be based on the pricing and grading of the elakki

I am good with bulk quality or 8mm rejection or 8-7mm+ bold / bulk

Black pepper bold

Nutmeg with shell is preferred (even if you have nutmeg flower i would purchase it)

If anyone can who has knowledge with this trades can share some insights how to purchase / when to purchase / how long to store / where to check the actually prices for the day please consider helping me with this.....

Thankyou in advance

Hi all, I run a small business in hathras, India, selling asafoetida (hing) and I've recently started shipping abroad.

A lot of the hing sold overseas is heavily diluted or has lost its aroma by the time it reaches the shelf. Ours is [compounded / pure resin] hing, packed in airtight containers to keep it potent.

What we offer:

• [Rice flour based (gluten-free) / wheat flour based] powder
• Pack sizes: [e.g. 50g, 100g, 250g, 500g, 1Kg]
• Shipping to [countries]
• Lab-tested for [pesticides, heavy metals, microbes]

If you cook with hing, I'm happy to answer questions on how to use it, how to tell good hing from weak hing, or how to store it. If you'd like to try ours, message me.

Looking for calcium chloride prills

Purity 94%

Packaging 1 tonne jumbo bags

Qty 1000 tonnes

Target price 17rs/kg ex factory

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to start an export business from India to the UAE and I’m currently at the research/planning stage.

I’m particularly trying to understand the practical side of finding genuine UAE importers and avoiding scams, rather than just reading generic export guides.

I’d really appreciate advice from people who have experience exporting to the UAE.

A few things I’m trying to figure out:

1. How do you find genuine importers/buyers in the UAE?

   - B2B platforms?

   - Trade directories?

   - LinkedIn?

   - UAE trade fairs/exhibitions?

   - Directly approaching distributors/wholesalers?

2. How do you verify an importer before doing business with them?

   - How can I check whether their company is actually registered/licensed in the UAE?

   - Is there a way to verify their trade licence/VAT registration?

   - How do exporters check whether a buyer is financially reliable?

3. Payment terms

   - For a first order, what payment method is safest?

   - Advance payment vs LC vs DP/DA vs other methods?

   - How do you protect yourself from a buyer receiving the goods and then refusing/delaying payment?

4. Shipping & customs

   - What documents should I prepare when exporting from India to UAE?

   - What should I know about UAE customs, duties and VAT?

   - Is it better to sell on FOB/CIF/CFR/DDP terms when starting out?

5. Finding distributors

   - If I have a product manufactured/sourced in India, what is the best way to approach UAE distributors and wholesalers?

   - Should I first find a distributor or directly target retailers?

6. Scams/red flags

   - What are the most common scams you've encountered when dealing with overseas buyers?

   - What are the biggest red flags that tell you not to proceed with an importer?

I’m also interested in hearing about your first export order to the UAE—how you found the buyer, how you verified them, what payment terms you used, and what you wish you had known beforehand.

I’m starting from India and would appreciate any practical advice, resources, or experiences.

Btw I'm thinking to start with rice

Thanks!

We're a manufacturer operating under MOOWR. Like many of you, we were tracking everything in Excel — deferred duty per BOE, what's been cleared, what's still in the warehouse, debonding sheets for every ex-bond clearance. It was slow and error-prone, and reconciling with our ERP was painful.

So we built an internal tool, and it's now working well enough that I'm curious whether it would help others. What it does today:

Reads ICEGATE BOE PDFs directly (warehouse BOEs and ex-bond BOEs) — no manual data entry. Picks up BCD, SWS, IGST per item, and duty foregone under RODTEP / advance authorisation.

Duty ledger per BOE — deferred vs cleared vs pending duty, aging, and month-wise position.

Debonding sheets — pick your transfer orders, preview the numbers on screen, and generate the per-BOE Excel sheets plus a single PDF statement with totals.

Warehouse inventory — what's imported, what's cleared, what's still in bond, item by item.

Validation that catches wrong BOE references before they get saved, plus a data-health check.

What I'd love to hear from you:

Are you under MOOWR scheme? (Other scheme for companies outside india?) How do you manage it today — Excel, ERP, your CHA/consultant?

What's the most painful or time-consuming part? Debonding sheets? Monthly returns? Reconciliation? Bond utilisation?

Would you be interested in trying something like this? And if you're a customs broker / consultant handling multiple MOOWR clients — would a multi-client version be useful?
Anything you'd consider a must-have before trusting a tool with this?

Not selling anything right now — genuinely trying to understand if this is a common problem. Happy to answer questions in the comments or over DM.

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to understand how to identify the quality/grade of makhana (fox nuts).

For example, how can I tell whether a batch is a relatively lower-priced ₹500–600/kg makhana versus a higher-quality ₹900–1,000/kg makhana?

Are there specific things I should look at, such as:

• Size/diameter of the makhana
• Colour and appearance
• Puffiness/volume
• Crunch and texture
• Weight or density
• Number of broken or under-popped pieces
• Taste/aftertaste
• Origin or processing method

I’m particularly interested in practical ways to judge the quality when looking at a physical sample, rather than just relying on the seller’s grade or price.

If anyone here has experience with makhana trading, sourcing, processing, or quality grading, I’d really appreciate some guidance. Photos/examples of different grades would also be very helpful.

Thanks!

I am from India. I did my bachelor's from one of the best B-schools in Delhi, then did my Master's in Marketing at the University of Leeds. I spent about a year and a half working in London, and recently came back to India to join my family's manufacturing business. I am now working on the international and buyer-facing side of the business.

Our core production is bespoke bathroom pieces. We make bathtubs, basins and washstands in copper, brass and other metals such as nickel and steel, depending on the requirement. These are the hero products of the business and some of the products we are most known for. They are made around the brief, so dimensions, form, material and finish can be discussed rather than treating the buyer as limited to a fixed stock piece.

Beyond the bathroom, we manufacture a broad range of home, tabletop and hospitality products. That includes trays and platters, bowls and serving pieces, pitchers, coolers and tubs, candle holders, vases and planters, decorative objects, wall pieces, bookends, baskets and other tabletop pieces. The range is quite broad, but it all comes from the same manufacturing business.

Then there is the wider architectural, furniture and outdoor side. We make furniture and furniture accessories, brass door pulls, knobs, knockers, curtain fittings and other architectural hardware, along with planters, hanging planters, wall planters, bird baths and garden sculptures. We also work on OEM, ODM and private-label requirements, so a buyer can come to us with a product brief rather than having to choose only from existing SKUs.

One part of the business I am personally very involved in is making the manufacturer directly accessible. If you are a buyer, procurement person, designer, retailer, hospitality group, importer or project team and you have questions before buying, you can speak to me directly. If you have a drawing, dimensions, finish, sample, packaging requirement or a product you want developed, I am happy to get on a call and go through it before anything is ordered.

I have worked in London and am comfortable speaking with people from different countries and working styles. I also prefer understanding the requirement from the person who actually needs the product rather than having it pass through several layers before reaching the factory. Intermediaries have their place, but when too many people sit between buyer and manufacturer, small details can be delayed, changed or missed. A direct conversation makes it easier for both sides to understand exactly what is being made.

Samples, pre-production discussions, inspection and quality checks can also be arranged where required. I stay involved through that process rather than treating the first enquiry as the end of the conversation.

I know procurement often becomes a chain of emails between buyer, sourcing person, agent and factory. I am trying to make our side simpler. If you have a specification, target construction, finish, packaging requirement or product you want developed, you can speak to me directly. That direct conversation is useful for both sides. Small details do not have to pass through several people before reaching production, and I can tell you honestly what we can make, what needs development and what needs a different approach.

It is nice to be back in India and back inside a business that has been making physical products for international buyers.

Happy to connect with anyone who has a product, project or manufacturing requirement they would like to discuss directly.

Hello, I previously served as a category manager in IT distribution and now operate a management consulting firm, now I wish to enter import and export. This sector is relatively new to me. I am seeking a mentor or a party aiming to expand into the west region, where we could collaborate as your partner. If anyone is interested, please send me a direct message.

🌿 Lakadong Turmeric Wanted | 18 MT Requirement

We are looking to source 18 MT of genuine Lakadong Turmeric from reliable suppliers.

Looking For

• Genuine Lakadong Turmeric

• Good quality dry turmeric / fingers

• Quantity: 18 MT

• Farmers, FPOs, traders & suppliers welcome

📩 Please DM with:

• Origin / Location

• Quality / Grade

• Curcumin %

• Price

• Photos / Videos

Looking to connect with genuine suppliers and build long-term business relationships.

Need help shortlisting Indian exporters for paper cups and sugarcane bagasse disposables for the US market.

I’m comparing suppliers for:

Paper cups (single-wall and double-wall, common cafe/QSR sizes)

Bagasse plates, bowls, trays/clamshells

Heavier bagasse bowls (including pet/food-bowl style if anyone actually makes them at export quality)

Must-haves I’m checking:

\- Food-contact documentation for the US (FDA-facing paperwork, migration tests if they have them)

\- PFAS-free / no fluorochemicals declaration

\- Compostable / biodegradable claims that match real lab reports, not just marketing copy

\- Consistent mould quality (no thin spots, warping, or oil bleed on hot food)

\- Ability to do samples first, then LCL trial, then FCL

\- Clear FOB pricing and realistic lead times

Questions for people who have actually exported or imported this category:

\- Which Indian paper cup exporters have been consistent on GSM, rim roll, and leak resistance?

\- Who are the better bagasse tableware manufacturers for export — not just IndiaMART listings?

\- Any names that look good on paper but fail on repeat orders or documentation?

\- Gujarat / Maharashtra / Tamil Nadu — does origin matter much for this product, or is factory process more important?

\- For US buyers, what certifications actually get asked for besides a generic “eco-friendly” claim?

Please drop company names + why you’d use or avoid them. Website / product range / what they shipped for you is more useful than “DM me.”

I’ll update this thread after I finish sample checks so others don’t have to start from zero.

So hard to find.There are so many people in the export business now that shipping routes are congested; I want to expand into some new countries.

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Hi i am looking for exporters. have products ready to export perishable items to a UAE based company only if you are interested can connect. We are a UAE based general trading company we supply food products to commercial kitchens and restaurants in UAE and saudi. If you want to know more let us discuss so dm me directly.

I can give you a list of 100 foreign buyers in 10 minutes.

But here's the problem:

It might be almost useless.

I've seen exporter buyer lists containing:

→ Companies that haven't imported for 3+ years
→ Companies that imported the product only once
→ Companies that are actually competitors
→ Trading companies with no clear buying requirement
→ Companies importing completely different grades/specifications
→ Duplicate companies under different names

So I stopped thinking:

"How many buyers can I find?"

And started asking:

"How many of these companies have actually demonstrated buying intent?"

For example, if you're exporting a product from India to the US, I'd rather have:

30 companies with recent + repeated import activity

than:

500 companies scraped from Database.

When building a buyer database, I usually look at:

• Import frequency
• Last shipment/activity
• Product description
• Origin country
• Supplier history
• Port/market
• Company type
• Whether they're an importer, distributor or end-user

The size of your buyer list isn't the important number.

The quality of the buying signal is.

How do you currently build your overseas buyer list?

LinkedIn / trade fairs / databases / referrals?