Dried moringa leaves
Whole leaves, dried to keep their green colour. For processors who mill or extract at destination, and for traditional use.
Product · Moringa oleifera
Moringa leaves & moringa powder exporter from India
We export dried moringa leaves, tea-cut leaves and fine moringa leaf powder from Indian growers to health-food brands, supplement makers, tea blenders and food-ingredient distributors worldwide.
What is moringa?
Moringa oleifera, often called the drumstick tree, is a fast-growing tree native to the Indian subcontinent. Its small green leaves are harvested, cleaned and dried, then sold whole, crushed for tea, or milled into a fine moringa leaf powder.
Moringa is valued worldwide as a nutrient-dense green food. It is used in dietary supplements, capsules, smoothie and drink mixes, herbal teas, food fortification and natural cosmetics. India is the world's largest producer of moringa. We source from established Indian growers and processors, and handle the specification, testing, packing and documentation for export.
Moringa products we export
Choose the form your product needs. Grade, particle size and packing are confirmed with every order.
Tea-cut moringa leaves
Crushed and sieved leaf pieces sized for tea bags and herbal-tea blends.
Moringa leaf powder
Fine, free-flowing green powder milled to your mesh size, for capsules, drink mixes, food fortification and cosmetics.
Specification & quality
Moringa quality depends on leaf selection, how it is dried and how it is milled. We agree the specification with you in writing and back it with a sample and a laboratory report.
| Parameter | What you can specify |
|---|---|
| Form | Dried whole leaves, tea-cut leaves, leaf powder |
| Colour | Natural green. Careful low-temperature drying keeps the colour brighter |
| Particle size | Powder mesh size or tea-cut size as per buyer requirement |
| Moisture, ash | As per buyer specification, confirmed by a laboratory report for the lot |
| Microbiology, heavy metals, pesticide residues | Tested against your market's limits by a laboratory, on request |
| Organic | Only where the producer holds a valid organic certificate, shared with you |
| Packing | Bulk cartons or bags with food-grade moisture-barrier liners; retail pouches or jars; private label |
Final specifications are those stated in the sales contract and certificate of analysis for each shipment.
Exporting moringa: terms, documents & compliance
Trade terms
We quote FOB (Indian port), CFR or CIF (your destination port). Payment terms are agreed per order.
Documents
A moringa shipment is usually supported by a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or airway bill, certificate of origin and certificate of analysis. A phytosanitary certificate is added where the destination requires it, along with any other certificates your food or supplement authority asks for.
Classification
Moringa leaves and leaf powder are commonly classified under HS 1211 90. Your customs broker should confirm the exact tariff line for your country and product.
Compliance tip
Markets such as the EU, UK and USA set strict limits for pesticide residues, microbiology and contaminants in botanicals. They also regulate health claims on labels. Tell us your destination early, so testing is done against the right limits before shipment.
Frequently asked questions
What moringa products do you export?
We export dried moringa leaves (whole), tea-cut (crushed) leaves and fine moringa leaf powder, all from Moringa oleifera. Particle size and packing are agreed with each buyer.
What mesh size is your moringa powder?
Moringa leaf powder is supplied to the mesh size your application needs, for example a finer mesh for capsules and drink mixes, or a coarser grade for teas and blends. Tell us the mesh size you need.
Do you supply organic moringa?
If you need certified organic moringa, tell us in your enquiry. We only offer moringa as organic where the producer holds a valid organic certificate, and we share that certificate with you.
What is the HS code for moringa leaf powder?
Dried moringa leaves and leaf powder are commonly classified under HS 1211 90 (plants and parts of plants used mainly in pharmacy, perfumery or similar). Classification can vary by country and by product, so confirm the exact tariff line with your customs broker.
How should moringa powder be stored?
Keep it sealed in a cool, dry, dark place. Moringa powder absorbs moisture and loses its colour in light and heat, so we pack it in food-grade moisture-barrier liners. The declared shelf life is agreed with each buyer.
Can you pack moringa powder under my brand?
Yes. We can supply retail pouches or jars under your brand, labelled to your market's rules. Health claims on labels are regulated in most countries, so check what your market allows.
Get a moringa quotation
Tell us the form, mesh size, quantity, packing and destination port. We will reply with specifications, a sample option and pricing.