Prime Route Agencies

Nashik · Mumbai · India — B2B agricultural exports

India’s finest agricultural products. Prepared for global trade.

Prime Route Agencies connects international buyers with Indian spices, makhana, dehydrated onion and garlic, jaggery and fresh pineapple — through specification-led sourcing, export-oriented preparation and professional trade coordination.

Registered with

Company registrations — product documentation is confirmed for each shipment. How we document quality

02 — Signature commodities

Turmeric, red chilli and makhana — specified, not just described.

Three products we are actively building our export programme around. Each has a full technical page and an enquiry form that already knows which product you mean.

Turmeric

Whole & ground spices

Turmeric

Turmeric is one of India’s defining spice exports. We quote whole fingers and ground powder against the parameters your market and process depend on — curcumin, moisture, colour and mesh size — and confirm each on the lot’s documentation.

Indicative specification

Purity
99%+
Curcumin
Stated per lot
Origin
India

Buyers specify FormCurcumin minimumMoisture maximum

Red Chilli Powder

Whole & ground spices

Red Chilli Powder

Red chilli powder is bought on numbers: colour, heat, mesh and the residue profile your market accepts. Tell us the grade you run today and the destination, and we quote against it rather than a generic label.

Indicative specification

ASTA colour
80–120
Heat (SHU)
To your spec
Origin
India

Buyers specify Heat levelColour valueMesh size

Makhana (Fox Nuts)

Makhana (fox nuts)

Makhana (Fox Nuts)

Makhana — popped seeds of Euryale ferox, the prickly water lily — is a distinctively Indian product with growing demand from snack makers and specialist importers. It is traded on size grade, colour, moisture and breakage, and we quote against those.

Indicative specification

Size grade
5+ / 6+ star (16 mm+)
Moisture
Below 8%
Origin
India

Buyers specify Size gradeColour & sortingBreakage tolerance

03 — India to the world

From India’s agricultural heartland to global markets.

How a requirement becomes a shipment. We coordinate each stage — and say plainly which parts are handled with partners.

  1. 01Origin

    India’s growing regions

    Spices, onion, garlic, makhana, sugarcane and pineapple are grown across different Indian states, each with its own seasons. Sourcing starts with knowing where — and when — the right quality is available.

  2. 02Selection

    Commodity selection

    We source from producers, processors and traders across India’s producing belts, selecting lots against the grade the buyer needs rather than whatever is on hand.

  3. 03Specification

    Specification review

    Your requirement is reviewed parameter by parameter — moisture, purity, colour, size, residue limits — so the quotation states exactly what will be supplied.

  4. 04Preparation

    Export preparation

    Lots are checked against the agreed specification and packed for the journey — food-grade liners, bag or carton formats and marks agreed with the buyer.

  5. 05Logistics

    Logistics coordination

    Bookings, export documentation and customs clearance are coordinated with freight forwarders and customs brokers around Mumbai’s ports and airport.

  6. 06Delivery

    The international buyer

    Documents and shipment details are shared as agreed, so your team can plan clearance and arrival — and the next order starts from a known specification.

04 — How we work

Quality. Transparency. Trade readiness. Partnership.

  • Quality

    A disciplined approach to specifications, sourcing, inspection and shipment preparation — agreed in writing before an order is confirmed.

  • Transparency

    Honest product information, indicative values clearly labelled as indicative, documented quotations and straightforward answers.

  • Trade readiness

    Buyer requirements, packing, documents and shipment planning handled in a professional, structured sequence.

  • Partnership

    We are building long-term commercial relationships, not chasing one-off trades — consistency matters more than the first price.

How we document quality and compliance

05 — Export process

From sourcing to shipment. A clearer path to global trade.

Eight stages, each with a clear answer to two questions: what we need from you, and what we confirm in return.

  1. 01Enquiry & requirements
  2. 02Specification review
  3. 03Availability & quotation
  4. 04Sample discussion
  5. 05Order confirmation
  6. 06Quality checks & packing
  7. 07Documents & logistics
  8. 08Dispatch & follow-up

What happens at each stage

06 — Markets

From Mumbai to the world’s ports.

Our focus markets are the Middle East, Europe and Asia. Other destinations are quoted on request once the commodity’s import requirements have been checked.

Map of trade routes from Nashik and Mumbai, India, to the Middle East, Europe, South-East and East Asia, with North America and Australia quoted on request Nashik · Mumbai Middle East Europe & UK South-East Asia East Asia North America Australia & NZ
  • Middle East & GCC Focus market
  • Europe & United Kingdom Focus market
  • South-East & East Asia Focus market
  • North America On request
  • Australia & New Zealand On request

Destination considerations by region

07 — Buyer questions

Answers before you ask.

Still have a question?

Talk directly to the export desk.

What products can Prime Route Agencies source?

Our catalogue covers turmeric, black pepper, cloves, fennel seed and red chilli powder; dehydrated red and white onion flakes and dried garlic flakes; makhana (fox nuts); jaggery powder; and fresh pineapple. If you need a commodity that is not listed, ask — we will tell you plainly whether we can source it.

How do I request a quotation?

Use the export quotation form, email info@primerouteagencies.com or message us on WhatsApp at +91 77750 11166. Each product page also has a short enquiry form that already knows which product you are asking about.

What information should I provide?

The commodity, the grade or specification you need, estimated quantity, preferred packing, destination country and port, and your timeline. If you have a specification sheet, attach it. The more precise the requirement, the more precise the quotation.

How are product specifications confirmed?

Values on this website are indicative. The specification for your order is stated in the written quotation and proforma invoice, and the lot is documented on a certificate of analysis. Independent laboratory testing can be scoped into the quotation when your contract or market requires it.

What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Minimum quantity depends on the commodity, grade and packing, so we confirm it in every quotation. Tell us your target quantity and we will advise what is practical.

Which packaging options are available?

Export bulk packing with food-grade liners is our standard starting point. Buyer-specified bag or carton sizes, private-label packing and palletisation can be discussed and are confirmed per order — we will not promise a format until it is confirmed with the packer.

Are samples possible?

Samples can be discussed for most products. Whether a sample can be sent, and on what terms, is confirmed for each enquiry.

All buyer questions

Quick enquiry

Share your sourcing requirement.

Tell us the commodity, grade, quantity and destination port. Our export desk aims to reply within 12 hours.

What helps us prepare a useful quotation:

  • Commodity & grade — or your specification sheet
  • Estimated quantity — per shipment or per month
  • Packing — bag or carton size, liner, labelling
  • Destination — country and port
  • Timeline & Incoterm — if known
  • Testing & documents — what your market or bank requires

Include the country code.

Need to share full specifications? Use the detailed RFQ.

Request a quote WhatsApp Call +91 77750 11166