Asia-Pacific

Dried fruit and nut supply for India.

In India, dried fruit consumption peaks during festival seasons; interest in apricots, figs and pistachios is high.

Port of entry
Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) · Mundra
Sea transit
14–20 days
Common terms
CFR · CIF
Container
20’ / 40’ DC · mixed loads
Trade fair
AAHAR (New Delhi)
Languages
English

Shipping route

Your route from Malatya: India

From Mersin to Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) · Mundra by sea in about 14–20 days.

  1. MalatyaProduction, analysis and packing
  2. MersinContainer loading and export documents
  3. Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) · MundraSea freight · about 14–20 days
  4. IndiaCustoms and delivery to your warehouse

Regulations & requirements

What to know when exporting to Asia-Pacific.

In Japan, import notification and residue/additive checks apply under the Food Sanitation Act, and labels must be in Japanese. In India, FSSAI import and labelling rules apply.

Australia applies biosecurity (DAFF) import conditions and FSANZ food standards; we check current biosecurity conditions for nuts and dried fruit together with you before ordering.

This information is a general guide; we confirm current regulations with you before each order.

Checklist for India

  • Japan: import notification and Japanese label
  • India: FSSAI-compliant label
  • Australia: biosecurity (DAFF) conditions
  • Certificate of analysis for every lot

Export documents

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Bill of lading (B/L) / CMR
  • Certificate of origin
  • EUR.1 / EUR-MED movement certificate
  • Phytosanitary certificate
  • Certificate of analysis (COA)

FAQ

FAQ about India

Price & sample request

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