Indian Spices

Indian organic spices refer to a variety of spices cultivated in India without the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs), ensuring a natural and wholesome flavour profile while prioritizing environmental sustainability and farmer well-being.

Cardamom

The smell of the Cardamom is medicinal and has a hint of pine smoke. The flavour is almost peppery & eucalyptus like and very familiar to Grains of Paradise. We put forth our Cardamom which is used as taste enhancer in food dishes. We offer this cardamom in different sizes of packets at affordable price.

Chellie

This is also called chilli pepper and belongs to the family of solanaceae. Chili pepper is native to country Mexico. Chilies contain certain amount of vitamin c and carotene. Research says that humans consuming this spicy chilli regularly are less likely to die of lifestyle disorder known as diabetes. We are doing servicing for Indian spices exporters in and from India.

Cardamom

This belongs to the family of Piperaceae. Usually, it is dried and used as a spice. Pepper is native to South India. It has got antibacterial properties. It is a source of manganese, vitamin-C and dietary fibres. Black pepper is a good anti-inflammatory agent.

Ginger

Ginger fruit or ginger is used as spice. This is almost used as a folk medicine.An oral use of this spice is used to treat nausea. This is one of the flowering plants. It is one of the best ingredients in Indian society. It is to be said that young ginger rhizomes are more fleshy

Turmeric

This perennial plant belongs to ginger family. Normally, it is used in included in Indian cuisine for healthy benefits. It is widely used in cooking. Turmeric makes poor fabric dye. In the concept of Ayurveda, it is used to treat disorders like throat infection and common cold.

Coriander

It is an annual herb. This is one of the plants in the earth with complete edible parts. This is native to south western Asia. Coriander leaves are used widely in cooking. The leaves of coriander seeds are rich in Vitamin A. Roasted coriander seeds are eaten as a snack.

Bishops weed

This belongs to the family Apiaceae. Bishop's weed has been used in Ayurvedic medicine as an antiseptic and a preservative, as well as for respiratory ailments. It is used in the Unani system of medicine as an enhancer of the body's resistance.

Cinnamon

It is a spice from inner bark of tree species from genus cinnamomum. It can be used in both sweet and savory food. It is known commonly as cinnamon. Global production of cinnamon is 35,000 tons. SriLanka, Vietnam and India are major producers of this plant.

Celery

It is a marshland plant. Celery belongs to the family Apiaceae. This plant’s extracts is used in medicinal industry. It is consumed around the world as vegetable. Celery seeds are used as spice in India. Celery salt is available in most of the countries. It is used in weight loss diets.

Mint

It is known as mentha. It is aromatic in nature. Leaves are warm and used in tea, beverages and in ice creams. Do you know one thing? Mint is an essential ingredient in touareg tea. This tea is popular in African and Arab nations. Mint essential oil is used in breath fresheners.

Garlic

This is commonly known as Alliumsativum. It is mostly included in traditional medicine. Garlic originated from china. Garlic is used in food for its pungent flavor. The cloves of garlic are used for medicinal purposes. The entire parts of garlic plant are edible.

Curry Leaves

Curry leaves tree is a tropical tree in the family Rutaceae. This tree is native to India. Its leaves are edible and included in food. Curry leaves are used in rituals and pujas. This leaf is used in process of soap making and body lotions. Curry leaves tree grows up to 31 feet. Curry leaves are mostly used in Ayurvedic medicine.

Mace

"Nutmeg" is one of the two spices- the other being mace- derived from species of tree in the genus Myristica. The most important commercial species is Myristicafragrans, an evergreen tree indigenous to the Banda Islands in the Moluccas of Indonesia.

Star Anise

Star anise is the star-shaped fruit of an evergreen plant known scientifically as Illicium verum. Originating in China, star anise has a licorice or anise-like flavor, although it is not related to the true anise plants native to the Mediterranean basin and Middle East. Star anise is primary source of shikimic acid.

Asafoetida

The key element of the plant is the resin that makes a volatile oil. Asafoetida is an herbal plant which is an expectorant allowed in treatment for headaches, an antidote, and in many varied uses including aid for digestion. Asafoetida is proves to be utilized in treating some mental disorders.

Nutmeg

Nutmeg is a popular spice that has a long list of associated health benefits, including its ability to relieve pain, soothe indigestion, strengthen cognitive function, detoxify the body, boost skin health, alleviate oral conditions, reduce insomnia and increase immune system function.

Tamarind

The health benefits of tamarind have been well-established and include the ability to reduce inflammation throughout the body, improve eye health, boost respiratory health, heal skin conditions, improve the digestive system, relieve pain, increase the strength of the immune system and reduce fever.

Clove

Cloves offer health benefits which include providing aid in digestion, fighting against cancer, protecting the liver, boosting the immune system, control diabetes, preserving bone quality and containing anti-mutagenic properties, as well as fighting against oral diseases and headaches, while displaying aphrodisiac properties as well.

Pepper Long

It has been called as Indian long pepper. It belongs to the family of Piperaceae. Fruits of this plant are confused with chili peppers. Long pepper is a common ingredient in European and Indian cuisine. It is one of the main ingredients in national dish of Pakistan.