Export Market

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to the USA

DMK AgroExports, as the trading brand of Prasar International Trading LLP, specializes in exporting fresh fruits, vegetables, and other products of India’s agricultural production abroad. Among the goods offered for delivery to American suppliers are Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra, and some other dehydrated, ground agricultural goods, subject to availability, destination country’s regulations, and US import demands. The export company manages the entire supply chain process on behalf of the overseas importer, arranging for the procurement, control, and inspection of goods, their packing, documentation, and transportation. Thus, the company serves US-based wholesalers, distributors, food service providers, and other interested buyers. Since the United States has a highly developed market with stringent entry-level requirements for fresh food products, DMK AgroExports offers to handle all matters related to commodity-specific regulations, documents, and shipments on behalf of the importer.

Market Overview

What we support for USA

DMK AgroExports, as the trading brand of Prasar International Trading LLP, specializes in exporting fresh fruits, vegetables, and other products of India’s agricultural production abroad.

Among the goods offered for delivery to American suppliers are Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra, and some other dehydrated, ground agricultural goods, subject to availability, destination country’s regulations, and US import demands.

The export company manages the entire supply chain process on behalf of the overseas importer, arranging for the procurement, control, and inspection of goods, their packing, documentation, and transportation. Thus, the company serves US-based wholesalers, distributors, food service providers, and other interested buyers.

Since the United States has a highly developed market with stringent entry-level requirements for fresh food products, DMK AgroExports offers to handle all matters related to commodity-specific regulations, documents, and shipments on behalf of the importer.

Import Rules & Documentation

The United States regulates imported fruits and vegetables through multiple agencies including USDA APHIS, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

USDA APHIS
For plant and plant products USDA APHIS states that requirements vary depending on the specific commodity and country of origin. The official source to consult before shipment to check if a commodity is authorized and what permits, treatments, certificates or other conditions are required is the Agricultural Commodity Import Requirements (ACIR) database.
This is particularly important for Indian fresh produce because not every fruit or vegetable is automatically admissible to the United States; some commodities may be restricted, prohibited or subject to specific pest-treatment, inspection or certificate requirements.

Imported food is also subject to requirements of FDA that states that imported food must meet U.S. food-safety requirements and that applicable facilities must be registered, while Prior Notice must be provided for incoming food shipments. Imported food can be inspected at U.S. ports of entry.
Typical Export Documentation
Depending on the commodity and U.S. requirements a shipment might consist of:
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading
Certificate of Origin
Phytosanitary Certificate, where required
USDA APHIS import permit, where required
Treatment/Fumigation Certificate, where applicable
Product specifications
Laboratory/quality certificates, where required
Pesticide-residue test reports, where requested/applicable
FDA-related documentation
Prior Notice information
Customs entry documentation
Additional commodity-specific documentation
Important Compliance Requirement
The U.S. importer is responsible for meeting applicable U.S. import requirements including food-safety and customs obligations. FDA states that importers are responsible for ensuring imported food is safe, sanitary and properly labelled.

For every fresh product the exact APHIS ACIR requirements should be checked before accepting the commercial order.

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Why Source Agricultural Products from India for the USA?

India has a diverse agricultural supply base capable of producing a wide range of fruits, vegetables and processed agricultural products.

DMK AgroExports can source products including Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato and Okra, subject to U.S. admissibility, seasonal availability and commodity-specific import requirements.

For the U.S. market, our focus is on compliance before shipment. This includes reviewing the buyer's product specification, confirming applicable import requirements, coordinating required documentation and arranging suitable packaging and logistics.

For products that require special treatment, certification or other regulatory controls, the shipment should only proceed after the applicable U.S. requirements have been confirmed.

For U.S. importers, wholesalers, distributors and food businesses, DMK AgroExports aims to provide a structured sourcing process combining Indian agricultural supply with export documentation and international logistics coordination.

Port & Logistics Details

Major U.S. Ports

Depending on the commodity, shipping service, and buyers' location, Indian agricultural products can be shipped to the following U.S. ports:

Port of New York and New Jersey

Port of Savannah

Port of Houston

Port of Los Angeles

Port of Long Beach

Other ports depending on the buyers' logistics network

DMK AgroExports can arrange for transport of exports from Nhava Sheva /JNPT, Maharashtra for the selected range of agricultural products depending on the shipping company, container type, and other commercial factors.

Typical Export Chain

Indian Farm/Supplier → Quality inspection → Packing for export → Inspection for commodities compliance → Phytosanitary/treatment documentation → Stuffing of containers → JNPT/Nhava Sheva → Sea shipping → Arrival at the U.S. port → FDA/CBP/USDA inspection → Customs clearance → Warehouse of the buyer

For commodities requiring special temperature control, it is possible to organize specialized reefer-container shipping depending on the commodity and temperature requirements.

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to the USA

What we support for USA

Import Rules & Documentation

Why Source Agricultural Products from India for the USA?

Port & Logistics Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What importers say about USA

We are now actively exploring the U.S. market and welcoming genuine business inquiries from American buyers. With improving India–U.S. trade opportunities, DMK AgroExports is ready to build reliable, transparent, and long-term supply partnerships

-DMK AgroExports

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Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Exporter from India to the USA

What we support for USA

Import Rules & Documentation

Why Source Agricultural Products from India for the USA?

Port & Logistics Details

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do you export agricultural products from India to the USA?

Yes. DMK AgroExports supplies selected Indian agricultural products to international buyers, under compliance with U.S. commodity admissibility and applicable regulations and commercial requirements.

2. Which products can you supply to the USA?

Our product range includes Nashik Red Onion, Green Chilli, Fresh Ginger, Cavendish G9 Banana, Bhagwa Pomegranate, Tomato, Okra and selected dehydrated and powdered agricultural products. Availability to the USA depends on the commodity-specific U.S. import requirements.

3. Can every Indian fruit and vegetable be exported to the USA?

No. U.S. admissibility is commodity- and country-specific. U.S. A.P.H.I.S. requires the importers to check the Agricultural Commodity Import Requirements database to determine a particular product from India that is authorized and under what conditions.

4. Is a Phytosanitary Certificate required for U.S. imports?

It depends upon the commodity and applicable U.S. A.P.H.I.S. regulations. Some plant products require phytosanitary certification and/or treatment, while others may have different requirements. The exact commodity should be checked prior to shipping.

5. Does FDA regulate imported fresh produce?

Yes. Imported food including fresh fruits and vegetables is subject to applicable FDA requirements and can be inspected at U.S. ports of entry.

6. Is FDA Prior Notice required?

Applicable food shipments entering United States generally require FDA Prior Notice of arrival, subject to exemptions.

7. Can you provide refrigerated containers for U.S. shipments?

Yes. Reefer container logistics can be coordinated for suitable temperature-sensitive commodities according to the product and required handling conditions.

8. Which U.S. ports can receive your shipments?

Shipments can be arranged to suitable U.S. ports according to the buyer's location and shipping service, including New York/New Jersey, Savannah, Houston, Los Angeles and Long Beach.

9. Can you supply full-container quantities to U.S. buyers?

Yes. Full container supply can be discussed according to the product, quantity, boxing/packaging, season and applicable U.S. import requirements.

10. How can a U.S. importer request a quotation?

Send us the product name, quantity, boxing/packaging specification, destination port and the preferred Incoterm. We will first check applicable export and U.S. import requirements and then prepare the appropriate commercial quotation.

What importers say about USA

We are now actively exploring the U.S. market and welcoming genuine business inquiries from American buyers. With improving India–U.S. trade opportunities, DMK AgroExports is ready to build reliable, transparent, and long-term supply partnerships

-DMK AgroExports