Request a spice quotation
Give us the spice, the grade and the quantity. You get a firm written quotation — origin, packing, price basis, validity and delivery timeline — inside one working day.
What happens next
- Your enquiry reaches Tamim Hossain (Sabuj) on WhatsApp or e-mail immediately.
- We reply within one working day with a written quotation — or with a question, if the specification needs pinning down.
- If you want a sample, we draw it from the actual lot and arrange collection or courier.
- On approval we confirm the order and give you a delivery date.
A good enquiry includes
- Spice name — and grade, if you already know it
- Quantity, and whether it repeats monthly
- Where it needs to be delivered
- Any specification you must hit: purity, moisture, density, curcumin, ASTA colour
- Packing you need — bags, cartons or retail packs
- Whether you want a sample first
Prefer to just talk?
Call any of our four lines during business hours, or send a WhatsApp message. Voice notes and sample photos are welcome.
Before you send
Quick answers that save a round trip
What is the minimum order quantity?
For spices held in stock at Moulvi Bazar we release from a single 25 kg bag upward, so small repackers and restaurants are welcome. For indent or contract imports the minimum depends on the spice and origin, usually one to five tonnes, and the exact figure is stated with the quotation.
Do you export spices from Bangladesh, or only import?
Our core business is importing spices into Bangladesh and supplying the domestic trade. We also supply export packers and buyers sourcing Bangladeshi-origin turmeric, chilli and mustard, and we assemble the origin documentation those shipments need. Send your requirement and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right supplier for it.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Yes, and we recommend it. Every offer is made against a sample drawn from the actual lot. Dhaka buyers can collect from the shop or we courier it; overseas buyers receive a courier sample with the specification sheet. Orders confirm only after sample approval.
How do you price — FOB, CFR or delivered?
Whichever basis you prefer. Most domestic buyers want a landed, delivered price in taka with duty, VAT, AIT, port charges and inland freight already worked in. Import and export buyers can have FOB, CFR or CIF against a named port. The quotation always states the basis explicitly.
What payment terms do you offer?
Advance payment, letter of credit, and approved credit terms for established buyers. First orders are normally on advance or against delivery. Credit follows a trading history and a straightforward reference check.