

Two Directions, One Standard
Iranian saffron, supplied to buyers in India and Europe. Rice and green coffee beans, sourced at origin and brought into Iran.
See what we trade- Products traded
- 3
- Origin countries
- 5
- Export markets
- 2
- Head office
- Tehran
Where the goods move
Most traders move goods one way. We work both, so the same sourcing discipline and the same specification checks apply whether a shipment is arriving or leaving.
- IndiaOrigin and destinationRice, green coffee · saffron
- PakistanOriginRice
- VietnamOriginGreen coffee
- IndonesiaOriginGreen coffee
- EuropeDestination · regionSaffron
- IranWhere both directions meetTehran
Curves show the direction of trade, not a shipping route. Europe is confirmed at region level rather than as a list of countries, so it is drawn as a region.
What we trade
Three products, grouped by the direction they move. Ask for any of them and the current grade, packaging and minimum order come back in writing.

Specification is the argument
Buyers in this trade decide on grade, packaging and consistency — not on adjectives. Every figure we give you is one we can put in a contract.
What a quotation states


One standard, two routes
The same discipline runs in both directions. What changes is which border the goods cross and which documents travel with them.
See the stages, both routes- Source
- Select
- Verify
- Trade
- Deliver
- Sourcing
- Products are bought at origin against a stated specification.
- Selection
- Each lot is inspected and graded before it is accepted.
- Verification
- The agreed specification is checked before the goods move.
- Delivery
- Documentation travels with the consignment to its destination.
- Source
- Prepare
- Confirm
- Ship
- Deliver
Stages are the shape of the work, not a service guarantee. Incoterms, payment terms and documentation are confirmed per contract.

Tell us what you need
Send the product, an approximate quantity and where it is going. We will come back to you with a quotation.
- Product
- Quantity
- Destination



