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Ghee, milk and dairy products exports from India: what our records show

Top destination countries

Shipments by month

Source: Indian export shipment records held by EximHub (matching "ghee" in the goods description). Counts show trade activity and are updated continuously; they do not cover every shipment.

Grades and varieties

• Cow ghee and buffalo ghee
• A2 and organic ghee
• Milk powder and other dairy products

Packaging

Glass jars, tins and pouches; bulk tins for food service.

Documents to expect

• Commercial invoice
• Packing list
• Bill of lading or airway bill
• Certificate of origin (preferential where a trade agreement applies)
• FSSAI licence of the exporter
• Health certificate where the destination requires it
• Lab analysis report (microbiology, aflatoxin or residues as applicable)

HS 0405.90 / 0402 is the usual heading. Confirm the exact tariff code for your country with your customs broker.

What to check before you order

Dairy imports need a veterinary health certificate and an approved establishment in many markets, including the EU. Check eligibility before ordering.

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Safe payment terms: Pay by Letter of Credit at sight, or 30% advance and 70% against a copy of the Bill of Lading after EximHub inspection. We never ask you to pay 100% advance to a new supplier.

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How to verify a ghee, milk and dairy products exporter in India before you pay

1. Check the exporter's IEC (Importer-Exporter Code) on the DGFT website. Every legal Indian exporter has one.
2. Check the GSTIN on the Indian GST portal: the company name and address must match the invoice and the bank account.
3. Ask for proof of past exports of ghee, milk and dairy products: shipping bills or bills of lading. On EximHub, "Shipment-proven" suppliers have this on record.
4. Get a sample and agree the specification in writing: grade, tolerances, packaging and labelling (see the guide above).
5. Inspect the goods before you pay the balance: EximHub staff in India do this free for buyers, or book an independent agency such as SGS, Bureau Veritas or Intertek; for food and agri products, ask for a lab report against your country's limits.
6. Use safer payment terms: a Letter of Credit at sight, or 30% advance and 70% against a copy of the bill of lading after inspection. Never pay 100% advance to a new supplier. Never pay into a bank account held in a different company's name.

General buyer-safety guidance. EximHub shows what it has checked for each exporter it introduces (documents, shipment records); it does not hold or route payments.

Suppliers

EximHub works with Indian exporters of ghee, milk and dairy products. Send a request and we will introduce you to the ones that match your specification, quantity and market.

Questions buyers ask

Can Indian ghee be sold in the EU?

Only from establishments approved for the EU dairy trade. Ask the exporter for their approval status.

How does EximHub work for buyers?

We match your request to Indian exporters with real shipment history in this product, check them, and introduce you. Our team in India, UAE, Germany and Tanzania can also arrange samples, factory audits and pre-shipment inspection. It is free for buyers.

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