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Sora Exports
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Export

From origin to shipment.

Out through Nhava Sheva or Mundra, under the Incoterm we agree. Here is the whole sequence, and what we need from you at each step.

The journey

Seven steps, and the one you are on

Every export-process diagram says “Documentation”. Almost none says what it needs from the buyer at that step, which is the only part that helps you plan.

  1. 01

    Origin

    The lot is selected against the grade, volume and profile you have asked for, from growers across four regions rather than from whatever is on the floor.

    From you
    Grade, approximate quantity and destination port.

  2. 02

    Quality and grading

    Screened, cupped and graded at the curing works, against the specification agreed with you. The grading certificate is issued here.

    From you
    Sample approval, or your own specification to grade against.

  3. 03

    Packing

    Jute, GrainPro-lined, vacuum-sealed or private-label, packed to the format your market sells in and marked to your instruction.

    From you
    Packaging format and marking instructions.

  4. 04

    Documentation

    The full set prepared before the consignment moves: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and the phytosanitary and fumigation certificates where the destination requires them.

    From you
    Consignee details and any document requirement specific to your port.

  5. 05

    Container

    Stuffed, sealed and the seal number recorded against the consignment.

    From you
    Any inspection nomination, before stuffing rather than after.

  6. 06

    Port

    Out through Nhava Sheva or Mundra — whichever gives the better sailing that week.

  7. 07

    Destination

    Delivered against the agreed Incoterm, with the document set sent as a pre-alert on sailing rather than on arrival, so your broker has time to file.

Buyer support

What we handle

Sample lots through to FCL
Order quantity runs from a sample lot to a full container load, based on what you actually need rather than on a minimum we set.
Packaging suited to your market
Jute bags, GrainPro liners, vacuum-sealed pouches, or custom private-label packaging.
FOB, CFR or CIF
Negotiable against the destination port and the order volume. The quotation names the Incoterm, both ports and the validity window.
Packing and documentation support
One document set, issued by us, with support through packing and customs filing.

Supply terms

Packaging
Jute bags · GrainPro liners · Vacuum-sealed pouches · Custom private-label packaging
Order quantity
Sample lots to full container loads (FCL)
Origin
Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, India
Shipping terms
FOB / CFR / CIF — negotiable by destination port and order volume
Loading ports
Nhava Sheva (JNPT) · Mundra
Payment terms
Available on request; standard international trade terms supported.
Stacked jute coffee sacks on wooden pallets in a warehouse

Packed and marked to your instruction, out of Surat.

Reach

From Indian origin to your port.

We quote to the port you name. We do not publish a list of destination markets, because a list like that reads as a shipment history and ours is a company founded in 2026 — tell us your port and we will quote it.

Growing regions
KarnatakaKeralaTamil NaduAraku ValleyAndhra Pradesh
Loading ports
Nhava Sheva (JNPT)Mundra
India
Dock workers loading jute coffee sacks into a truck at a container terminal, stacked shipping containers and a gantry crane behind

Export

Tell us the grade, the quantity and the port.

We will come back with the Incoterm, the loading port and a sailing.

Loading ports
Nhava Sheva (JNPT) · Mundra