For overseas buyers · Goods
Source from India, straight from the maker.
Introductions to vetted Indian manufacturers and exporters for importers, distributors and brands in the US, UK/EU, Gulf and South-East Asia, covering samples, compliance documents and direct pricing.
What you get03
Samples, papers, prices.
Samples
- Samples arranged directly between you and the supplier
- Sample cost and courier terms agreed between you
- Specifications confirmed in writing before bulk orders
Compliance documents
- Certificates relevant to your market and product, for example ISO 9001, food-safety, organic, OEKO-TEX or GOTS, or REACH documentation
- Importer-Exporter Code (IEC) and export registrations checked
- Lab reports or certificates of analysis requested where relevant
Direct pricing
- Quotes come directly from the manufacturer or exporter
- I don’t buy, resell or hold goods, so there is no trading margin from me
- Incoterms, payment terms and lead times negotiated between you
Sectors04
Where I source.
Food
Spices & agri-food
Whole and ground spices, blends, processed and organic foods.
Sector notes TextilesHome textiles
Bed, bath, kitchen and furnishing textiles, rugs and made-ups.
Sector notes EngineeringEngineering components
Castings, forgings, machined, fabricated and assembled parts.
Sector notes ChemicalsSpecialty chemicals
Intermediates, additives, dyes, pigments and performance chemicals.
Sector notesYour first noteChecklist
What to send me.
Product and volumes
- Product and specification (or a sample or drawing reference)
- Expected volumes, order frequency and any target price
- Packaging or private-label requirements
Market and logistics
- Destination country and the certifications your market requires
- Preferred Incoterms and delivery timeline
- Whether you already import from India
Your diligence still matters. Vetting narrows the field; it is not an inspection or a warranty. For goods, plan for samples, third-party inspection where appropriate and your own contract and payment safeguards.