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ShankuChakra Exports

Indian Moringa Export Guide

A buyer's overview of Indian moringa: leaf powder, forms and specifications, packing, HS code, MOQ and the documents importers usually ask for.

What We Supply

Specialty agricultural and plant-based moringa products — leaf powder and seeds — available for commercial sourcing, subject to specification and destination-market requirements. Intended for food, beverage and ingredient-manufacturing buyers. No medical, treatment or health-outcome claims are made for these products; buyers are responsible for confirming permissible claims and labelling in their destination market.

Decide These First

  • Form: leaf powder or the other forms we list, and the pack format you need.
  • Specification: moisture, colour and any microbial or residue limits your market applies.
  • Positioning: whether the goods are sold as food or a supplement in your market changes the rules, so confirm with your broker.
  • Documents: agree the certificates and lot reports before production.

ShankuChakra is a merchant exporter: we coordinate sourcing, specification and export documents with qualified suppliers, and we do not yet have an existing customer base to cite.

Moringa at a Glance

OriginTamil Nadu / Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka
FormsMoringa Leaf Powder; Moringa Seeds
PackagingRetail pouch; Bulk fibre drum
HS code12119029
MOQ100 kg (indicative — confirmed per order, packaging and destination)
Moisture≤ 8% (typical range, leaf powder)
Mesh Size (Powder)80 – 100 mesh typical (confirmed per order)
Protein Content20% – 27% (typical range, leaf powder)

Figures are typical ranges, confirmed against the specific lot before shipment and not guaranteed. Download the spec sheet (PDF).

Grades and Varieties

Moringa is exported as two distinct forms — leaf powder and seeds — that serve different buyers and carry different specifications, packaging and MOQ; confirm which one you need early. Moisture, mesh size and protein content for leaf powder are confirmed against the specific lot at enquiry stage.

Moringa Leaf Powder

The more common ingredient-supply format, used in food, beverage and supplement manufacturing — mesh size (typically 80–100, confirmed per order) affects dissolvability and texture in your finished product, so specify what you need rather than accepting a supplier's default grind.

Moringa Seeds

A smaller, more specialized category than leaf powder — specification, packaging and MOQ differ from the leaf-powder line, so confirm these separately at enquiry stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HS code for moringa leaf powder?
Moringa leaf powder is classified under HS code 1211.90.29. Confirm the exact code with your customs broker for leaf powder versus seeds.
What moisture and protein content should moringa leaf powder have?
A typical range is moisture at or below 8%, mesh size 80–100 (confirmed per order), and protein content between 20% and 27%. Mesh size affects how the powder performs in your specific application, so specify what you need rather than accepting a default grind.
Can a supplier make health claims about moringa products?
No — no medical, treatment or health-outcome claims are made for these products. Buyers are responsible for confirming what claims are legally permissible in their own destination market before using them on packaging or in marketing.
Is moringa exported as leaf powder or seeds?
Both. Leaf powder is the more common ingredient-supply format for food, beverage and supplement manufacturing; seeds are a smaller, more specialised category with different specification and MOQ.

Requirements vary by product and destination and change over time. This page is orientation, not legal or customs advice, so confirm with your customs broker.

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