Cumin

India’s Harvest, the World’s Choice

Cumin

About Cumin

Cumin, or 'Jeera', is a staple spice known for its distinctive earthy, nutty, and warm flavor. It is a fundamental ingredient in Indian, Mexican, and Middle Eastern cuisines and is available as whole seeds for tempering or as a ground powder for spice blends.

  • Botanical Name:Cuminum cyminum
  • Origin:India (Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh)

General Specifications

Packing & Shipping
Packing
PP Bags, Paper Bags, or Cartons
Standard Sizes
10kg, 25kg, 50kg, or customized packing
Load Capacity (20FT)
12-14 Metric Tons (MT) for Seeds / 10-12 MT for Powder
Load Capacity (40FT)
24-26 Metric Tons (MT) for Seeds / 20-22 MT for Powder
Chemical Specifications
Moisture Content
8% to 12% max
Total Ash
6% to 8% max
Acid Insoluble Ash
1% max
Volatile Oil Content
2% to 4%
Fat Content
10% to 15%
Pesticide Residue
As per international standards
Microbial Load
As per food safety standards

Product Variants & Specifications

Cumin Powder

A fine powder made from roasted or raw cumin seeds, it adds a characteristic aromatic touch to curries, rice, and soups.

Physical Specifications
Appearance
Fine, smooth, and uniform powder
Color
Light brown to yellowish-brown
Particle Size
80-100 mesh (customizable)
Flavor/Aroma
Pungent, warm, earthy, and slightly nutty
Foreign Matter
0.5% max
Available Grades
Premium Grade
Fine texture, strong aroma, uniform color
Regular Grade
Slightly coarser texture, with slight discoloration
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