India is one of the world's leading onion exporters, and its onions are a familiar staple across Asia and the Middle East. Versa Traders connects overseas buyers with that supply, managing grading, packing, certification and shipment from India.
How does onion trading with Versa Traders work?
- Enquiry — variety, size band, packing, quantity, destination and shipment month
- Sample and quality report from the offered lot
- Contract with price, specification, shipment period and payment terms
- Grading, packing and phytosanitary inspection
- Container booking, stuffing and shipment — with Versa Logistics or your forwarder
- Documents released to you or your bank
Which Indian port ships to my market?
Maharashtra onions usually leave through Nhava Sheva; onions from South India can ship from Chennai, Tuticorin or Kochi. We choose the port by the onion's origin and the sailing to your destination, to keep the time in transit short.
What affects the price of Indian onions?
The harvest season, crop size and weather, domestic demand, India's export policy at the time and freight rates all move the price. Quotes are valid for a short, stated period and confirmed when the contract is signed.
Onion Trading — Worldwide: frequently asked questions
Which countries import onions from India?
Indian onions are shipped to neighbouring South Asian countries, Southeast Asia — including Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam — and the Gulf, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain. Versa Traders quotes to buyers worldwide.
When is the best time to buy onions from India?
India harvests onions in three seasons. The rabi crop, harvested from about March to May, stores best and supplies much of the year's export trade. Kharif and late-kharif crops are harvested from about October to March and are best shipped quickly.
How do I get a price for onions from Versa Traders?
Share the variety, size band, packing, quantity, destination port and shipment month by phone (+91 97464 33133), WhatsApp (+91 79072 15816) or the contact form. Onion prices move with each harvest, so quotes carry a short validity.