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Embark on your Spice Board Registration in Madurai with Shoplegal. As the regulatory authority and promoter for Indian spices, the Spice Board, established in 1987 through the merger of the Cardamom Board (1968) and Spices Export Promotion Council (1960), oversees the production and development of cardamom and promotes 52 spices outlined in the Act's schedule.

The Spice Board Act of 1986 encompasses an extensive list of spices including Cardamom, Pepper, Chilly, Ginger, Turmeric, and many more, totalling 52 varieties. This act solidifies the Spice Board's responsibility for the growth and promotion of these spices.

Operated under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, the Spice Board stands as one of five Commodity Boards. It operates autonomously, dedicated to promoting the export of the scheduled 52 spices and developing both Small and Large Cardamom.

By registering your company under the Spice Board of India, facilitated by Shoplegal, you can seamlessly commence business operations, hassle-free. Ensure your company is part of this regulatory body to leverage its support for your spice-related endeavours.

List of Spices under Spice board

Spices like Cardamom, Pepper, Chilli, Ginger, Turmeric, and others including Cumin, Coriander, and Garlic, form a diverse list integral to cooking and medicinal use. This list spans herbs and seeds such as Cinnamon, Dill, Mustard, and Basil, featuring an array of flavours and aromas like the sweetness of Vanilla, the heat of Clove, and the earthiness of Nutmeg and Thyme. These spices are crucial elements in global cuisines and holistic remedies.

Activities of Spice Board

  • Boosting spice exports by backing research, product development, and technology enhancement for quality branding.
  • Guiding regulations and market control for Small and Large Cardamoms in India.
  • Enhancing post-harvest spice quality and promoting organic production, processing, and certification.
  • Assessing spice quality and facilitating export promotions. Monitoring and ensuring the quality of exported spices.
  • Advising farmers on improved agricultural practices for higher yields.
  • Providing financial and material aid to farmers. Encouraging the production and export of organic spices.

FAQ on Spice Board

  • What is spice board?
    The Spice Board is dedicated to fostering the growth and global visibility of Indian spices. It serves as a crucial connection between Indian spice exporters and international spice importers.
  • Who can become member of Spice Board?
    Individuals or entities involved in manufacturing, processing, or trading scheduled spices are eligible to obtain membership with the Spice Board.
  • What are the categories of registration with Spice Board?

    Exporters, including Merchant and Manufacturer exporters, along with Auctioneers and Dealers.

  • What are the benefits of registering with Spice Board?

    Acts as a liaison between spice exporters and importers.

    Identifies suitable spice sources for importers' specific needs.

    Channels and processes global spice-related inquiries to trusted exporters.

    Creates a unified platform for Indian spice exporters to engage with global buyers at major international spice exhibitions.

    Addresses importer grievances by taking necessary actions.

    Conducts programs to enhance the quality of Indian spices.

    Maintains a comprehensive database of all importers and exporters.

    Serves as a bridge between international organizations, exporters, and the government through group initiatives.

  • What the documents required for Spice Board registration?

    1. Valid Import Export Code (IEC) certificate

    2. Company's PAN copy

    3. PAN and Aadhar copies of Proprietor / Partner / Director

    4. Company registration certificates - GST/SSI for proprietorship | Partnership firm registration for Partnerships | Certificate of Incorporation for Private Limited companies.