Quality control is a single system applied consistently across all six verticals — not a separate process for each category.
Raw materials, produce and finished goods are checked against agreed specification on arrival.
Sampling at each production stage — cleaning, grading, cutting, finishing or washing — catches deviations early.
A final batch inspection confirms grade, count, weight and packaging integrity before loading.
Certificates of analysis, origin and compliance are cross-checked against the shipment before dispatch.
Each vertical draws on sourcing and manufacturing relationships built for that category.
Direct relationships with mills, processors and farmer collectives across India's major growing regions.
Sourced from established spice belts and processed through cleaning and grading lines before export.
Owned and partner quarries with in-house cutting, polishing and finishing capability.
Contracted manufacturing units audited for capacity, labour standards and finishing quality.
Collection and washing partners feeding processing lines that produce export-grade flake.
Packaging is specified by product category and destination climate, balancing protection, cost and presentation.
Moisture-proof liners, PP/HDPE export bags and retail-ready pouches from 5 g to 50 kg.
Wooden crating and edge protection engineered for slab and block transport.
Individual polybags, master cartons and retail-ready private-label packaging.
Compressed bales or jumbo bags to buyer specification.
Buyer shares specification; samples are dispatched for approval before order confirmation.
Proforma invoice, pricing (FOB/CIF) and lead time are agreed and confirmed in writing.
Goods are manufactured, processed or sourced against the confirmed order.
Pre-shipment inspection confirms grade, quantity and packaging before booking.
Certificate of origin, phytosanitary, fumigation and commercial documents are prepared.
Cargo is loaded, and buyers receive tracking details through to the destination port.
RABI AGRO ships through India's three major export gateways, with routing chosen by product category, destination and required transit time.
Gujarat — primary gateway for GCC, Africa and Europe volumes.
Mumbai — container hub for mixed and consolidated shipments.
Southern gateway for Southeast Asia and select African routes.
Full-container-load and less-than-container-load options available.
Shipment tracking shared with buyers from loading through to destination port.