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India
4.8
23, Industrial Estate
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Business Description
🌿 About Sinhal Herbs
Sinhal Herbs is a leading Indian company engaged in the manufacturing, processing, and export of premium-quality herbs, spices, seeds, and natural products.
Based in Neemuch (Madhya Pradesh, India) — a region well known as the Herbal Hub of India — we have over 50 years of industry experience and a strong reputation for reliability, ethical business, and long-term partnerships.
Our infrastructure spans over 65,000 sq. ft., equipped with modern cleaning, grading, grinding, and packing facilities, ensuring international quality standards. Additionally, a new 110,000 sq. ft. facility is under development to expand our storage and processing capabilities.
We specialize in a wide range of products, including Chia Seeds, Quinoa (White & Red), Spices, Ayurvedic Herbs, Herbal Extracts, and Bird Feed.
All materials are 100% natural, free from preservatives and toxic chemicals, and processed under hygienic conditions.
At Sinhal Herbs, our mission is to deliver authentic, high-quality natural ingredients sourced directly from trusted farmers and collectories — maintaining purity, sustainability, and consistency from farm to export.
🌐 Website: www.sinhalherbs.com
📧 Email: sales@sinhalherbs.com
📍 Address: 23, Industrial Estate, Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh – 458441, India
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T, Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Days after Acceptance (DA), Delivery Point (DP)
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB, CAD
Port Of Loading:
mundra, port India
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M
Numbers Of Employees:
11-50 employees
Avg Response Time:
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This supplier accepts multiple payment terms like T/T, Cash in Advance, and Cheques, which gives buyers flexibility but also increases risk if terms aren't clearly defined. Using FOB and CAD incoterms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after goods leave the port of Mundra, India — a key logistics point. Accepting USD makes international transactions easier, but the lack of clarity on delivery point (DP) or exact port details could lead to delays or disputes. Buyers should confirm which incoterm applies to each order and verify the exact delivery location to avoid misunderstandings. A team of 11–50 people generating 1–5 million in annual revenue suggests a small but focused business with strong operational efficiency. The 31-hour average response time is relatively slow for a B2B supplier, which could delay order processing or negotiations. Without accreditations, it's harder to verify quality or compliance standards, increasing risk for buyers needing certified products.
Products / Services Offered
This supplier eliminates the need for buyers to source multiple vendors for chia seeds, quinoa, herbs, and teas — all under one offering. It simplifies procurement by bundling key health and wellness ingredients that are in high demand. Buyers can reduce supply chain complexity and improve consistency in sourcing these raw materials.
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All key verification points are confirmed — work email, phone, documents, and account email — which is rare and strongly signals a trustworthy, professional supplier. This level of verification reduces the risk of fraud or miscommunication in international trade. Buyers can confidently share technical specs or large orders knowing the supplier's identity and contact details are verified.
Export Countries
Afghanistan
Åland Islands
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua and Barbuda
(+56 more)
Central America & Caribbean
18%
Eastern Europe
12%
Oceania
9%
South Asia
8%
Western Europe
8%
This supplier operates in 66 countries across 16 regions, with the highest concentration in regional clusters: Central America & Caribbean (18%, 12 countries), Eastern Europe (12%, 8 countries), and South Asia (8%, 5 countries). Western Europe, South America, Central Africa, and Southeast Asia each account for 8% (5 countries each), while Southern Africa, West Africa, East Africa, and East Asia each represent 5% (3 countries). North America has only 2% (2 countries), and North Africa, Middle East, and Other are each at 2% (1 country). The strong regional focus in the Americas and Europe suggests a strategy centered on established trade corridors, though limited presence in North America and high-risk areas like Antarctica may constrain growth opportunities.
