Export Market

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to Bangladesh

DMK AgroExports, the export brand of Prasar International Trading LLP, supplies Indian fresh fruits, vegetables and selected agricultural products to international markets. They source export-grade produce from established agricultural regions across India and coordinate quality inspection, export packaging, documentation and logistics for international buyers. Their product range includes Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra and selected dehydrated and powdered agricultural products, subject to season and destination requirements. Bangladesh is an important neighbouring market for Indian agricultural products. It's proximity to India can support efficient regional sourcing, while product-specific import, plant-quarantine and customs requirements must be completed before shipment.

Market Overview

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DMK AgroExports, the export brand of Prasar International Trading LLP, supplies Indian fresh fruits, vegetables and selected agricultural products to international markets.

They source export-grade produce from established agricultural regions across India and coordinate quality inspection, export packaging, documentation and logistics for international buyers.

Their product range includes Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra and selected dehydrated and powdered agricultural products, subject to season and destination requirements.

Bangladesh is an important neighbouring market for Indian agricultural products. It's proximity to India can support efficient regional sourcing, while product-specific import, plant-quarantine and customs requirements must be completed before shipment.

Import Rules & Documentation

Bangladesh requires plant and plant-product imports to conform to its phytosanitary requirements. Plant Quarantine Act, 2011 provides that plants and plant products generally require an Import Permit and must be imported through designated points of entry. The Act provides that the phytosanitary certificate from the National Plant Protection Organization of the exporting country must be submitted for examination.

Bangladesh Customs informs that for plant and plant products, the Plant Quarantine Wing (PQW) of the Department of Agricultural Extension issues the Import Permit before importation and a Release Order after examination. Customs clearance requires documentary checks, possible physical inspection, duty/tax assessment and payment.

Typical documents

Depending on the commodity and transaction, the shipment may require:

Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading / transport document
Certificate of Origin
Phytosanitary Certificate
Bangladesh Import Permit
Plant Quarantine Release Order
Importer/C&F documentation
Insurance documentation, where applicable
Fumigation/treatment certificate, where required
Product-specific certificates or laboratory reports, where applicable

Bangladesh Customs' general import documents also identify the Letter of Credit, Invoice, Bill of Lading/AWB, Packing List, Country of Origin Certificate, insurance document and VAT/BIN documentation as the documents used for import clearance.

Important: requirements vary by HS code and commodity. The Bangladesh importer should obtain confirmation from the relevant authorities before the shipment is dispatched.

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Why Source Fresh Agricultural Products from India?

India is a diverse agricultural supplier able to provide with fresh fruits and vegetables in any season and from different regions.

So, for Bangladesh buyers, it is possible to find Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Banana, Pomegranate, Tomato and Okra, depending on the season, permissions, and other factors.

DMK AgroExports arranges all export-related matters from sourcing and inspection services to packing, documentation, and transportation.

This way, we strive to offer Bangladesh’s importers with high-quality products, transparent commercial relations, and efficient shipping rather than just sell commodities.

Port & Logistics Details

Chattogram Port

Chattogram Port represents Bangladesh's main sea gateways and an important center of international trade of containerized cargo.

For sea freightages, DMK AgroExports can arrange export cargo from Nhava Sheva / JNPT, Maharashtra depending on the selected shipping line, commodity, container type and agreed commercial terms.

Typical Export Flow

Indian Farm/Supplier → Quality Inspection → Export Packing → Documentation → Container Stuffing → JNPT/Nhava Sheva → Sea Freight → Bangladesh Port → Customs & Plant Quarantine Clearance → Buyer

Regarding perishable products, suitable temperate control and reefer-container arrangements can be discussed in compliance with the commodity and buyer's specifications.

Bangladesh Customs specifically provides a dedicated clearance procedure for plants and plant products, including Bill of Entry submission, Phytosanitary Certificate, Import Permit, possible physical examination, duty/tax assessment and port clearance.

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to Bangladesh

What we support for Bangladesh

Import Rules & Documentation

Why Source Fresh Agricultural Products from India?

Port & Logistics Details

Frequently Asked Questions

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Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to Bangladesh

What we support for Bangladesh

Import Rules & Documentation

Why Source Fresh Agricultural Products from India?

Port & Logistics Details

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do you export fresh fruits and vegetables from India to Bangladesh?

Yes. DMK AgroExports can supply selected Indian fresh fruits and vegetables to international buyers, subject to product availability, import requirements and agreed specifications.

2. Which products can you supply to Bangladesh?

Our range includes Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra and selected processed agricultural products.

3. Do agricultural products require a Phytosanitary Certificate for Bangladesh?

Yes. Plant and plant-product imports are subject to Bangladesh's plant-quarantine requirements, and the applicable shipment generally requires a Phytosanitary Certificate from the competent authority in the exporting country.

4. Does the Bangladesh importer need an Import Permit?

For plants and plant products, Bangladesh's Plant Quarantine Act requires an Import Permit unless a specific exemption applies. The importer should confirm the requirement for the exact commodity before shipment.

5. Which port can be used for Bangladesh shipments?

Sea shipments can be arranged through Bangladesh's principal seaport, Chattogram Port, subject to the shipping route and buyer's nominated logistics arrangements.

6. Can you supply container quantities?

Yes. Container-based supply can be discussed according to the product, quantity, packaging, season and destination requirements.

7. Can you provide refrigerated containers for fresh produce?

Yes. Reefer-container logistics can be coordinated for suitable temperature-sensitive commodities according to product requirements.

8. What export documents do you provide?

Depending on the product and transaction, documentation can include Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate and other commodity-specific documents.

9. Can Bangladesh buyers request a customized quotation?

Yes. Buyers can send the product, quantity, packaging requirement, destination port and preferred Incoterm for a customized quotation.

10. How can I start importing from DMK AgroExports?

Contact our export team with your product requirement, quantity, packaging specification, destination and preferred payment/delivery terms. Our team will review the requirement and prepare the appropriate commercial proposal.

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