Cumin Seeds (Whole and Powder)
Cumin also known as Jeera, is the seeds of the fruit of the Cuminum cyminum plants. Native to South Western Asia as well as the Middle East, these seeds are dried and used in food as well as for other purposes. Currently, India holds the position of being the leading producers as well as consumers of Cumin. Apart from the seed form, it is also used in the powdered form or as essential oils.
Being the third most consumed spices in the world, the aromatic and spicy-sweet flavour of Cumin has amazed the entire planet. The seeds have been used since ancient times and are still a signature ingredient in many lovely dishes across the world.
Cumin seeds are oblong in dimension and are longitudinally rigid. The seeds possess a combination of yellow- brown color which has a nutty peppery flavor to add. The role of these seeds is highlighted due to the fact that this forms an essential component of curry powder. Scientifically this is known as Cuminum cyminum. The seeds belong to the parsley family and mostly resemble the caraway seeds. The seeds are acquired from plants which grow to 30-50 cm tall and the harvesting is done by hands. The seeds are available in separate or paired carpels and are 3-6 mm in length.
- The cumin seeds in India are well known as Jeera
- The seeds of cumin are a good source of manganese, iron, phosphorus, potassium, vitamins and other minerals.
- Flavor wise they are powerful, sharp, pungent and slightly bitter.
- Offers spicy sweet aroma
Uses: The complexity in the flavor of cumin seeds makes it unique and an integral part of the spice market. This product is in high demand and with the help of the cumin seeds exporters are delivered to different corners of the world. This serves to be a major component of curry and chili powder. Traditionally cumin seeds in India are utilized for various medicinal applications also.
- Minimizes inflammation
- Increases urination
- Suppress muscle spasms
- Helps in fighting jaundice, diarrhea, flatulence and indigestion
- Strengthens bone
- Lowers blood sugar
- Stimulates the appetite
- Increases lactation
Uses:
- Culinary - Cumin seeds or in the powdered form is used as a spice in a number of dishes across the planet. Essential oils - Due to its aroma and pungent smell, cumin is also used as essential oils and perfumes.
- Skincare - It is mixed with other products such as honey in skincare including exfoliation.
- Medicinal - Cumin is used in traditional medicine to make kashaya, arishta, etc. It is also used in several Indian households as jira water.
Packing :
The cumin seeds offered by us are packaged in Jute, HDPE and paper bags to maintain the hygienic condition and are delivered in the best suitable condition. As cumin seeds exporters we provide the products in bulk packing arrangements of 25Kgs and 50Kgs.
| Cumin Seeds (Whole and Powder) | |
|---|---|
| Product | Cumin Seeds and Powder |
| HS Code | 09093129 |
| Variety | of Indian Origin |
| Form | Flakes:8-20 mm Chopped:3-5, 5-8 mm Minced: 1-3 mm Granules: 20-40, 40-60 mesh Powder: 80-100, 100-120 mesh |
| Color | 100% natural Yellowish Brown (Free from added color) |
| Taste | Typical Indian Savor mild to pungent (Free from adulterants) |
| Aroma | Typical Indian Ginger,(Free from Artificial aroma) |
| Packaging | 14 kg Food grade PP bag/Cartoon box or customized |
| Ship Loading | 14 MTs (20 FCL), 25-26 MTs (40 FCL) |
| Shelf Life | 2 years in Cool and dry place at 5-10 ℃ Temperature |
| Treatments | Non Treated/ ETO/ Gamma Irradiation as per requirements |
| Quality | Premium, Commercial grade |
| Certificates | KOSHER, HALAL, USFDA, ISO 22000, FSSAI |
| Origin | India |
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