Export enquiries reaching Kunri have become more specific every season. Buyers no longer ask simply for red chilli; they ask for a defined colour, moisture band, stalk condition and pack format, repeated across every container.
What buyers now specify
The common specification we see combines colour value, moisture within a tight band, low breakage, controlled stalk length and a documented, uniform pack weight.
- Moisture 10–12%, verified before dispatch
- Minimal broken and foreign matter, hand sorted
- Consistent sack weights with lot marking
- Traceable origin — same belt, same grade, every load
Why consistency beats a single good lot
A buyer filling repeat containers values predictability over a one-off premium sample. Consolidating several grower lots into one steady grade is precisely the work of a commission agent, and it is what converts local produce into export-rated volume.
Packing and documentation
Jute or PP in buyer-specified weights, labelling and lot marking as required, and coordination on sampling and paperwork so an inspection does not stall the load. We handle this alongside the sale rather than after it.