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CUMIN SEEDS

Name: CUMIN SEEDS
SKU: 8615515
Availability: InStoreOnly

Sold by DIVYASAM ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED · Exporter, Wholesaler, Startup · South Goa, Goa, India

Price

Price on request

In stock

Inclusive of all taxes

Minimum order: 1 Metric Tons

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MOQ

1 Metric Tons

Lead time

On request

Packaging

Standard export packaging

Shelf life / longevity

As per product specification

HSN Code

09092110

Origin

India

Port of dispatch

On request

Export markets served

Global markets

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DIVYASAM ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED

Exporter, Wholesaler, Startup · South Goa, Goa, India

Divyasam enterprises P Ltd is an Export Oriented Unit with trade interests in agro-processing industries.  the authenticity, hygienic processing and packaging facilities, competitive pricing and prompt deliveries are our USP.

Registered address: South Goa, India. Industry: Agriculture & Agri Products > Agri Produce & Finished Products.

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Established

2026

Employees

1–10

GST

30AAMCD4005F1Z9

IEC code

AAMCD4005F

Export markets

Global markets

GlobalLinker Member Since

Mar 2026

Turnover

Less than $50,000

Incorporation Type

On request

Certifications & Awards

Product details

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Overview

Cumin seeds are a versatile spice used globally to add earthy, smoky flavor to curries, rice, tacos, and stews, while offering medicinal benefits like aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, and providing a rich source of iron. They are widely used in culinary tempering, in powdered form, or as "jeera water" for health. Healthline +3Key Culinary UsesTempering (Tadka): Whole cumin seeds are commonly fried in oil or ghee to release their aroma, serving as a base for curries, lentils (dal), and vegetable dishes.Spice Blends: They are a core ingredient in curry powder, taco seasonings, and garam masala.Roasted Powder: Roasted and ground cumin is used to flavor yogurt (raita), buttermilk, salads, and snacks.Flavoring Agent: Used in pickles, soups, stews, and bread for a warm, pungent taste. Facebook +4Key Health & Medicinal BenefitsDigestive Health: Cumin aids digestion by increasing the activity of digestive proteins and reducing bloating and gas.Rich in Iron: A single teaspoon contains mg of iron, helping to prevent deficiency.Weight Management: Research suggests it may reduce body weight and fat when included in a diet.Blood Sugar Regulation: Cumin is used in traditional medicine to help manage diabetes.Antioxidants: High in compounds that protect cells from damage. Healthline +2Other UsesAyurvedic Remedy: Known as Jeeraka (meaning "that which helps digest"), it is used in decoctions to treat intestinal issues.Cosmetics: Cumin oil is used in perfumes and lotions

Product Description

Key Culinary Uses

Tempering (Tadka): Whole cumin seeds are commonly fried in oil or ghee to release their aroma, serving as a base for curries, lentils (dal), and vegetable dishes.
Spice Blends: They are a core ingredient in curry powder, taco seasonings, and garam masala
.

Roasted Powder: Roasted and ground cumin is used to flavor yogurt (raita), buttermilk, salads, and snacks.

Flavoring Agent: Used in pickles, soups, stews, and bread for a warm, pungent taste.

Key Health & Medicinal Benefits

Digestive Health: Cumin aids digestion by increasing the activity of digestive proteins and reducing bloating and gas.
Rich in Iron: A single teaspoon contains
mg of iron, helping to prevent deficiency.
Weight Management: Research suggests it may reduce body weight and fat when included in a diet.
Blood Sugar Regulation: Cumin is used in traditional medicine to help manage diabetes.
Antioxidants: High in compounds that protect cells from damage.

Other Uses

Ayurvedic Remedy: Known as Jeeraka (meaning "that which helps digest"), it is used in decoctions to treat intestinal issues.
Cosmetics: Cumin oil is used in perfumes and lotions

Description provided by DIVYASAM ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED.

Specifications

Product Name	Cumin Seeds
Store Name	DIVYASAM ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED
MOQ	1
DOM Unit	Metric Tons
Product Type	Spice / Food Ingredient
Usage Form	Whole seeds and ground powder
Primary Applications	Culinary seasoning, spice blending, tempering, health beverages, and food processing
Flavor Characteristics	Earthy, smoky, warm, pungent
Market Segment	B2B bulk supply
Trade Suitability	Export, wholesale, and industrial food use

Use cases

Category	Spices and Seasonings > Whole Spices > Cumin Seeds
Primary application	Wholesale, distribution, and international sourcing
Brand	Not specified
Product type	Product

Logistics & handling

Lead time	On request
Packaging	As per buyer requirement
Storage condition	As recommended by supplier
Origin	India
Form	As listed by supplier

Commercials (this seller)

Minimum order	1 Metric Tons
Lead time	On request
Payment terms	As per negotiated commercial agreement.

Buyer questions

Frequently asked by buyers

Common questions B2B buyers ask before sourcing CUMIN SEEDS. Answers compiled from verified sellers' commercial terms and platform data.

Q: Is this cumin seeds listing suitable for spice blending and milling applications?

A: Yes. Cumin seeds are widely used by spice processors and food manufacturers for grinding into powder and blending into curry powders, garam masala, taco seasoning, and other custom spice mixes.

Q: Can these cumin seeds be used for tempering in bulk food production?

A: Yes. Whole cumin seeds are commonly used in tempering applications where they are fried in oil or ghee to release aroma and flavor for curries, dals, sauces, and prepared foods.

Q: Are cumin seeds suitable for health-focused product formulations?

A: Yes. They are commonly used in jeera water, digestive blends, and traditional wellness formulations because cumin is associated with digestive support, antioxidant properties, and iron content.

Q: What types of businesses usually buy cumin seeds in bulk?

A: Typical buyers include spice manufacturers, food processors, exporters, wholesalers, restaurant suppliers, and private label seasoning brands.

Q: Can cumin seeds be used as a raw ingredient for export-oriented food products?

A: Yes. Cumin seeds are a standard export commodity and are suitable for reprocessing, packaging, and use in international spice and seasoning supply chains.

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