Green cardamom in a brass bowl with black pepper, star anise, cinnamon and bay leaves on a dark green surface

Become a Supplier

You grow it.
We take it to the world.

ORIFIELDS INTERNATIONAL is a Kochi-based merchant exporter. We buy spices and agricultural produce from Indian farmers, processors and traders, and sell it to buyers overseas. We do not process or manufacture — so we are not your competition, we are your route to market.

Spices Board of India CRES Registered Exporter
APEDA Registered
FSSAI Central Licence
IEC AAFCO1967N
D‑U‑N‑S® 581657734

Who we work with

If you can supply it consistently, we want to talk.

We work with suppliers of every size across India, from single-estate growers to established processors. What matters is not how large you are, but whether the quality holds from one lot to the next.

Farmers & growers

Individual farms and estates with their own harvest, particularly Kerala spice growers.

Processors & mills

Cleaning, grading, drying, sorting and milling units producing export-grade lots.

FPOs & cooperatives

Farmer producer organisations and cooperative societies aggregating member produce.

Manufacturers

Packers and food-ingredient manufacturers supplying finished, packed goods to specification.

Traders & aggregators

Established traders who can consistently source and hold volume against confirmed orders.

What we buy

Eighteen products, four categories.

These are the products we actively export today. If you supply something adjacent that we do not list, tell us anyway. Buyer requirements change and we would rather know who you are before the enquiry arrives.

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Spices

  • Black Pepper
  • Green Cardamom
  • Cloves
  • Nutmeg & Mace
  • Cinnamon
  • Turmeric
  • Dried Ginger
  • Dry Red Chilli
Whole black pepper in a wooden bowl with fresh pepper leaves
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Seeds

  • Coriander
  • Cumin
  • Fennel
  • Fenugreek
  • Mustard
Whole seeds spilling from a wooden scoop
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Aromatics

  • Star Anise
  • Bay Leaf
Whole star anise pods beside bay leaves
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Agricultural

  • Coconut
  • Green Gram
  • Pulses
Halved coconut beside a bowl of green gram

Our Spices Board registration covers spices and spice products. For every product we handle, you can see the grades and specifications we quote to buyers on the Products page.

View Product Specifications

What we look for

Six things that decide whether a supplier lasts.

Export buyers reject on detail. These are the points where supplier relationships usually succeed or fail, so it is worth being honest with yourself about them before you apply.

Consistency across lots

The second container has to match the first. A single excellent sample is not a supply relationship.


Correct moisture and cleanliness

Moisture within export limits, and free of stones, dust, foreign matter and infestation on arrival.


Honest specifications

Tell us the real grade and the real count. An overstated spec is found at the destination port, and by then it is our name on the shipment.


Packing that survives the voyage

Sound bags or cartons, correctly weighed and marked, able to handle handling and an ocean container.


Traceability to origin

Where it was grown and when it was harvested. Buyers increasingly ask, and we have to be able to answer.


Communication you can rely on

Answering the phone when a shipment is being planned matters as much as the produce itself.


The process

Five steps from enquiry to standing order.

Register

Complete the supplier form below with your products, location and realistic monthly capacity. The more specific you are, the faster we can place you.

Review

We assess what you supply against current and expected buyer demand, then contact you to discuss where the fit is.

Samples & specifications

For products that fit, we request representative samples and written specifications so we can quote accurately to buyers.

Trial order

A first order tests the things a sample cannot: whether the quality holds at volume, whether the packing is right, whether the timeline is met.

Ongoing supply

Once the trial is clean, you become part of the panel we source from as buyer orders repeat, season after season.

Before you apply

Have these ready.

None of these are required to submit the form. Having them to hand simply means we can move from first contact to a real conversation without a week of back and forth.

  • Business registration and GST numberOr your farmer/FPO registration, if that is what applies to you
  • FSSAI licence, where legally applicable to your operation
  • A written product specificationGrade, moisture, count or size, and how it is cleaned
  • Recent photographs of an actual lot
  • Your realistic monthly capacityWhat you can genuinely repeat, not a best-ever figure
  • Any certifications you holdOrganic, HACCP, ISO and similar are useful, and not required to start

Who you would be supplying

ORIFIELDS INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LIMITED is a registered private limited company based in Ernakulam, Kerala, exporting through Cochin. Our registrations are listed below so you can verify us before you share anything.

  • Spices Board of India, CRESMerchant Exporter · to 2029
  • Import Export Code (IEC)AAFCO1967N
  • ICEGATE (Customs)AAFCO1967NPIE000
  • D‑U‑N‑S® Number581657734
  • APEDARegistered
  • FSSAICentral Licence
View Our Certificates
Supplier questions

Before you
get in touch.

Here are answers to the most common questions from suppliers who want to partner with ORIFIELDS.
Bowls of green cardamom, cloves and black peppercorns with cinnamon sticks and bay leaves

Still have a question?

Who can become an ORIFIELDS supplier?
Farmers and growers, processors and mills, farmer producer organisations and cooperatives, packers and food-ingredient manufacturers, and established traders. We work with suppliers across India, with a particular focus on Kerala for our core spices.
Do I need certifications to supply you?
Not to begin the conversation. You should hold an FSSAI licence where it is legally required for your operation. Beyond that, certifications such as organic, HACCP or ISO open doors with specific buyers but are not a condition of registering with us. Tell us honestly what you hold and what you do not.
What quantity do you need?
It depends entirely on the product and the buyer order it is matched against. Rather than quoting you a minimum, we ask for your realistic monthly capacity and match it to demand as it comes in. A smaller supplier who is consistent is more useful to us than a large one who is not.
Do you process or manufacture in-house?
No. We are registered with the Spices Board of India as a merchant exporter, which means we buy finished, packed goods and export them. We do not run our own processing facility, so we are not competing with the processors and mills we buy from.
What happens after I submit the form?
Your details go to our sourcing team, who review what you supply against current and expected buyer demand. If there is a fit, we contact you to discuss it and, where appropriate, request samples and specifications. If there is no immediate fit, we keep your details on file, because buyer requirements change.
Which port do you ship from?
We are based in Ernakulam, Kerala and export through Cochin. Suppliers elsewhere in India are welcome to apply; logistics are discussed case by case once we know the product and the destination.
We value relationships built on trust,
quality and long-term partnership.

Supplier registration

Tell us what you supply.

The more detail you give here, the less back and forth before we can tell you whether there is a fit. If you do not have a figure to hand yet, leave it blank rather than guessing.

12 + 2 =


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Your produce.
A wider market.

Every container we ship starts with an Indian farm, mill or processing floor. If that is you, we would like to know what you grow and how much of it you can supply.


Register as a supplier