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01AGRI & FOOD INGREDIENTSBulk dehydrated onion powder from India for food manufacturers, seasoning blenders, wholesalers and ingredient importers across the UK and international markets, supplied to buyer-defined mesh, moisture and packing requirements.
02AGRI & FOOD INGREDIENTSBulk dehydrated onion flakes from India for food manufacturers, ready-meal producers, seasoning buyers and importers across the UK and global markets, specified by cut, colour, moisture and packing requirement.
03SPICES & INGREDIENTSWhole dried red chillies from India for spice importers, wholesalers and food processors in the UK and international markets, sourced to buyer-defined SHU, colour, stem and packing requirements.
04SPICES & INGREDIENTSBulk red chilli powder from India for food manufacturers, spice blenders, wholesalers and importers across the UK and global markets, matched to SHU, ASTA colour, testing and packing requirements.
05SPICES & INGREDIENTSWhole and powdered Indian turmeric for spice importers, food manufacturers and wholesalers across the UK and international markets, sourced by curcumin level, moisture, grade and buyer-specified packing.
06NATURAL SWEETENERSIndian jaggery in blocks, cubes or powder for ethnic-food wholesalers, retailers and food brands across the UK and global markets, supplied to buyer-defined grade, colour, format and packing requirements.
07DEHYDRATED INGREDIENTSBulk dried ginger from India for spice importers, ingredient distributors and food manufacturers in the UK and international markets, sourced by form, moisture, quality grade and buyer packing requirement.
08FRUIT INGREDIENTSFood-grade banana powder from India for food manufacturers, bakery buyers and ingredient importers across the UK and global markets, supplied by mesh, moisture, colour and bulk packing requirement.
09APPAREL BLANKSPlain 100% cotton crew-neck T-shirts from India for clothing brands, printers, workwear suppliers and wholesalers across the UK and international markets, with buyer-selected GSM, sizing, colours and private-label options.
10PRIVATE-LABEL APPARELMen’s cotton piqué polo shirts from India for workwear suppliers, uniform buyers, brands and wholesalers across the UK and global markets, with buyer-defined GSM, sizing, colours, branding and packing.
11HOME TEXTILESIndian 100% cotton bed sheets for retailers, wholesalers, hospitality and private-label buyers across the UK and international markets, supplied to buyer-defined sizes, weave, thread count and packing.
12HOME FURNISHINGSTufted cotton cushion and pillow covers from India for homeware retailers, wholesalers and private-label brands across the UK and global markets, with custom sizes, colours, designs and packing.
13HOSPITALITY TEXTILESPlain white cotton terry hotel towels and bath sheets from India for hotels, laundries, hospitality suppliers and wholesalers across the UK and international markets, specified by GSM, size, weight and packing.
14KITCHEN TEXTILESCotton terry kitchen and tea towels from India for hospitality, catering, homeware and wholesale buyers across the UK and global markets, with buyer-defined GSM, dimensions, colours and private-label packing.
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Submit Your Requirement →Tell us what product you need to import from India, the quantity, specification and destination. SHELROCK will open a requirement-led sourcing route across supplier discovery, commercial review, quality readiness and trade movement.
Commercial answers covering products, specifications, private label, quality, logistics and UK-facing import considerations.
SHELROCK currently highlights 14 focused products: dehydrated onion powder, dehydrated onion flakes, dried red chilli, red chilli powder, turmeric, jaggery, dried ginger, banana powder, cotton crew-neck T-shirts, men's cotton piqué polo T-shirts, 100% cotton bed sheets, tufted cotton cushion and pillow covers, plain white cotton terry hotel towels and bath sheets, and cotton terry kitchen and tea towels. Buyers can also submit products that are not listed.
Yes. The catalogue is a starting point, not a closed seller directory. Send the product description, specification, quantity, destination and target timeline, and SHELROCK can open a requirement-led sourcing route in India.
The service is designed for B2B buyers such as importers, wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, food businesses, retailers, e-commerce brands, hospitality suppliers and private-label businesses that need structured sourcing from India.
Include the product name, technical or commercial specification, quantity, preferred packing, destination, target delivery window and any certification, labelling or private-label requirements. A target price or preferred Incoterm is useful when available.
Yes, but there is no single MOQ across the catalogue. MOQ depends on the product, supplier, manufacturing process, packing format and level of customisation. SHELROCK matches the requirement to commercially realistic supplier options.
Sample availability depends on the supplier and product. Where practical, SHELROCK can coordinate sample requests, specification confirmation and courier movement before a buyer commits to a larger commercial order.
Yes, where product and supplier capability support it. This is especially relevant for T-shirts, polo shirts, bed linen, cushion covers, hotel towels and kitchen textiles. Branding, labels, dimensions, colours, packaging, MOQ and production details are confirmed before quotation.
Supplier checks are requirement-led and can include business verification, capability review, product fit, production readiness, packing capability and commercial feasibility. The level of verification depends on the order and buyer requirement.
SHELROCK can coordinate specification checks, packing readiness, quantity checks, documentation readiness and quality-control steps appropriate to the order. Testing or third-party inspection can be discussed where the buyer requires it.
Depending on the supplier, product and freight route, quotations can be structured on terms such as FOB, CFR or CIF. The exact Incoterm, named port and responsibilities should always be confirmed in the commercial quotation.
Lead time varies by product. Ready bulk ingredients may move faster than customised apparel or home textiles that require sampling and production. Final timing depends on supplier readiness, quality checks, packing, documentation, freight availability and the chosen shipping route.
Potentially, yes. Consolidation depends on supplier locations, product compatibility, customs and food-control considerations, shipment size and freight economics. SHELROCK can assess whether consolidation is commercially practical for the requirement.
SHELROCK treats onion powder and onion flakes as separate commercial products. Buyers should state the required form, mesh or cut size, colour, moisture, packing size, intended application, quantity and any microbiological or testing requirements so the sourcing brief can be matched correctly.
Yes, subject to the commodity classification and the current Great Britain import, food-safety and plant-health rules that apply to the specific processed product. The UK importer should confirm current border requirements, while SHELROCK can coordinate supplier specifications and export documentation from India.
For whole dried chilli, specify variety or colour profile, SHU, stem preference, moisture, size and packing. For chilli powder, add grind or mesh, ASTA colour where relevant, SHU, residue or microbiological requirements and packing. Whole chilli and powder should be treated as separate commercial specifications.
State whether you need whole turmeric fingers or powder, required curcumin level where relevant, colour, moisture, grind or mesh for powder, packing, quantity and any testing or residue requirements. Final specifications should be confirmed against the selected supplier and destination-market requirements.
Specify the required form such as blocks, cubes or powder, colour or grade preference, ingredient and processing expectations, packing size, quantity, intended use and any testing or labelling requirements. Commercial availability and final specification should be confirmed before quotation.
Buyers should state whether they need whole dried ginger, sliced ginger or powder, along with moisture, grade, grind or mesh where relevant, packing, quantity, intended use and any testing requirements.
Useful details include intended application, food-grade requirement, colour, mesh or particle size, moisture, packing format, quantity and any microbiological, residue, allergen or labelling requirements relevant to the destination market.
State fibre composition, required GSM, finished towel or bath-sheet dimensions, whiteness or shade expectation, border construction, wash performance, packing, order quantity and any hotel or private-label requirements.
Specify fibre composition, terry construction, GSM, dimensions, colour or stripe pattern, absorbency or wash-performance expectations, packing, quantity and any private-label or hospitality requirements.
Yes. Buyers can specify fibre composition, GSM, fit, size range, colour, neck construction, shrinkage tolerance, finishing and whether the garments must be print-ready. Bulk blank T-shirts can also be developed for private-label programmes.
Yes, subject to supplier capability and MOQ. Buyers can define fabric composition, piqué construction, GSM, collar and placket details, colour, UK sizing, embroidery or print requirements, woven labels, hangtags and packing.
Yes, manufacturers can work to buyer-approved dimensions for UK Single, Double, King and Super King formats, but the exact finished measurements, shrinkage tolerance, thread count, weave, colour and packaging should be agreed in the specification rather than assumed from a size name alone.
Yes. Common requirements include 45 × 45 cm cushion covers, but custom dimensions, tufting patterns, tassels, colours, backing fabric, zip construction, labels and retail packing can be specified subject to supplier capability and MOQ.
Requirements depend on the exact commodity, processing method, risk category and intended use. UK importers should check current customs, food-safety, labelling and any applicable sanitary or phytosanitary controls before shipment. Certain higher-risk foods of non-animal origin can be subject to additional official controls.
No. Plant-health requirements depend on the specific commodity and its current risk category. Some plant products require a phytosanitary certificate and pre-notification, while low-risk or sufficiently processed products may be treated differently. The current DEFRA or APHA classification should be checked for each consignment.
For textile products placed on the Great Britain market, fibre composition must be correctly stated and the label must meet applicable UK textile-labelling rules. Buyers should confirm fibre claims, components, language, durability and placement before approving production and packaging.
SHELROCK can coordinate buyer-specified packaging and label artwork with the supplier, but the UK buyer or brand remains responsible for approving legally required information for its market. Requirements should be finalised before mass production.
Where relevant and available, SHELROCK can coordinate supplier COAs, laboratory testing or third-party inspection requests. The required test parameters, acceptable laboratory or inspection body and acceptance criteria should be stated in the buyer requirement.
Packing is product-specific. Food ingredients may use bulk sacks, lined cartons or buyer-defined food-grade formats, while apparel and home textiles may use polybags, cartons, private-label inserts or retail-ready packing. Exact materials and pack sizes are confirmed with the selected supplier.
Pricing is requirement-specific and depends on specification, quantity, packing, Incoterm, supplier, currency and timing. Payment terms are agreed in the commercial offer and should be confirmed before the buyer places an order.
Yes. The workflow is designed for global B2B sourcing, although import rules, documentation, duties and product compliance differ by destination. The buyer should identify the destination country and port when submitting the requirement.
SHELROCK is designed to keep discovery, requirement capture, supplier matching, commercial review, quality coordination and trade movement connected in one buyer journey. The aim is to reduce fragmented supplier searching and make the sourcing process easier to manage.
