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Trade With United States Compiled By Anudeep and Siva

Date : 12/12/14

Sepin Agro Industries pvt Ltd.
• An ISO 22000 certified and HACCP certified company based in Mumbai, India which sells selected, processed, Organic Sesame seeds in
India as well as International market.
• Strong partnership with farmers in Gujarat and
Andhra Pradesh who produce organic sesame crops. • Member of Agro food export council.

• We sell Black and hulled versions of sesame of seeds for our customers.
• Our manufacturing plant includes state of the art technology machinery to process our products more efficiently.

HACCP ?
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points
A systematic preventive approach to food safety from biological, chemical and Physical hazards in production process that can cause the finished product to be unsafe, and designs measurements to reduce.

Sesame ???
• Oldest seed oil to ever known to human !

Applications :
Cosmetics, medicinal, soap, lubricant and
FOOD !

Production of Sesame Analytics
• Sesame is drought-tolerant and is able to grow where other crops fail.
• Sesame has one of the highest oil contents of any seed. With a rich nutty flavour, it is a common ingredient in cuisines across the world. • The world harvested about 3.84 million metric tonnes of sesame seeds in 2010.

Sesame seed cookies and wafers, both sweet and savoury, are popular in places like Charleston, South Carolina. Sesame seeds, also called benne, are believed to have been brought into 17th century colonial
America by West African slaves. Since then, they have become part of various American cuisines. US Customers
• Two long term customers are in contact at present. DIPASA Inc. ,Texas
Sunshine International Foods , Massachusetts

Products
• We ship colour sorted, size graded and impurity free seeds to our customers.
• We have two segments of products
Black Sesame seeds
Hulled Sesame seeds
Grade
Original Other
Purity
colour seeds 99/1

Min 99 pct

Max 1 pct

Min 99.97

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