Indian Peanuts, Spices and Feed Ingredients for Asia-Pacific Importers
Five markets, five permit systems, and documents prepared to the permit you hold.
Elysium Agri Corporation is an exporter in Jamnagar, Gujarat. We ship peanuts, seed spices, pulses, maize and animal feed to importers, processors and feed mills across Asia-Pacific, from Mundra, Kandla and Pipavav. India is an established origin here: Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand together took about 35% of India's groundnut exports in 2024-25.
Each market runs its own permit and label rules, and in most your permit must be issued before the cargo loads. Choose your country below for the ports, documents and import steps that apply to you.
Vietnam
Peanuts for crushers and roasters, maize, rapeseed meal and de-oiled rice bran for feed mills, and cumin in bulk.
See the marketMalaysia
Coriander, turmeric, cumin and fennel for spice millers and curry-powder blenders, plus peanuts.
See the marketPhilippines
Raw peanut kernels for roasters, snack makers and peanut-butter producers, shipped against your import clearance.
See the marketThailand
Rapeseed meal for feed mills and peanuts for snack and sauce makers; maize, onion and garlic are quota-controlled.
See the marketSingapore
Pulses, seed spices, turmeric and low-aflatoxin peanuts for distributors, packers and trading houses.
See the marketOther Markets We Serve in Asia-Pacific
China
India ships peanuts, pulses, cumin and fennel to China. Imports are controlled by the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC). Overseas food facilities register with GACC, and the registration number must appear on the packaging and on your customs declaration. The governing decree changed on 1 June 2026, and raw grains, oilseeds and pulses now follow a separate plant-quarantine registration. Access is product-specific, so we confirm registration and market access before quoting. Typical transit from Mundra to Shanghai is about 16 days. Terms are agreed case by case.
What Buyers Across Asia-Pacific Ask Us For
- Shipment timed to your permit: MAQIS in Malaysia, the SPSIC in the Philippines, plant quarantine in Vietnam and Thailand, TradeNet in Singapore.
- Peanuts tested to the aflatoxin limit applied for your country: 5 ppb for Singapore, 15 ppb for Malaysia, 20 ppb for Thailand. See Lab Testing.
- A phytosanitary certificate on clean, pest-free lots. See Quality.
- An AITIGA certificate of origin, to claim preferential duty where your HS line qualifies.
- English bag markings; you add the Vietnamese or Thai label where required. See Packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ASEAN-India agreement make Indian goods duty-free?
Not automatically. AITIGA, in force since 2010, gives preferential rates by HS line against an AITIGA certificate of origin. Exclusion lists exist, so check your line first. Singapore charges no customs duty on food.
How long does shipping take from Mundra?
Typical transit on current carrier schedules is about 9 days to Port Klang, 9 to 10 days to Singapore, 11 to 14 days to Vietnam and about 12 days to Laem Chabang. Manila takes about 30 days through transshipment. Your quote confirms the routing.
Must my import permit be ready before you load?
In most markets, yes. The Philippine SPSIC and the Malaysian MAQIS permit must be issued before shipment, and Singapore needs a permit for every consignment. Please send a copy with your order.
Last reviewed: October 2026