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Dehydrated Vegetables (Onion Garlic)

Verified Exporter  ·  EXP01002
Product Code  ·  NEP2981

Dehydrated Vegetables (Onion Garlic)

Mahuva, Gujarat, India

Dehydrated onion and garlic products suitable for seasoning blends, food processing, and export packaging.

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Minimum Order 1000 Kg
Origin Mahuva, Gujarat, India

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About This Product

Dehydrated onion and garlic are processed by washing, slicing or mincing, and drying fresh onion and garlic to below 6% moisture, producing shelf-stable products used across food processing, seasoning manufacturing, snack coating, and instant food applications worldwide. Mahuva, often called India's "Vegetable City," is the country's largest hub for dehydrated onion and garlic production, home to dozens of processing units that collectively handle a major share of India's export volume in this category. For food manufacturers, seasoning companies, and wholesale spice distributors, this means access to India's deepest dehydrated vegetable manufacturing base, backed by the FSSAI, APEDA, and food safety documentation international buyers require.

Product Specifications

AttributeDetails / Value
Product FormsOnion flakes (white/red), onion minced, onion powder, garlic flakes, garlic powder, granules, specify per order
Mesh/Size GradingCustom sizing available (flakes, granules, powder), specify per application
Moisture ContentMax. 6%
ColorNatural white/off-white (onion), natural cream/white (garlic), specify per grade
Volatile Oil ContentAvailable per Certificate of Analysis, specify per order
Foreign MatterNil
Microbial StandardsMeets Codex limits, Salmonella absent
Shelf Life18-24 months in sealed packaging, cool dry storage
Packaging25kg, 50kg export bags, retail packs available, customized on request
HS Code0712.20 (dehydrated onion), 0712.90 (dehydrated garlic), confirm with CHA

White vs. Red Onion, and Flakes vs. Powder: Matching Form to Application

White Onion vs. Red Onion Dehydrated Products

White onion is the standard for most international food processing and seasoning applications given its milder flavor and lighter color, which blends more predictably into a wide range of finished products. Red onion carries a distinct color and slightly different flavor profile, and buyers specifically formulating for a visual or flavor differentiation, certain snack coatings or regional cuisine blends, sometimes specify red over the more commonly used white.

Flakes, Minced, or Powder: Choosing the Right Particle Size

Flakes rehydrate well and suit applications wanting visible pieces in the final product, soup mixes, dry rubs, and some snack seasonings. Minced sits between flakes and powder in particle size, useful for applications needing partial visual texture with faster rehydration than whole flakes. Powder blends seamlessly into dry mixes and seasoning blends where no visible piece is wanted, common in instant noodle seasoning, spice blends, and processed food manufacturing. Confirm your specific application's texture and rehydration needs before defaulting to one form.

Why Source from Mahuva, Gujarat

Mahuva's status as India's largest dehydrated vegetable processing hub isn't incidental, the region combines proximity to Gujarat and Maharashtra's onion and garlic growing belts with decades of accumulated dehydration processing infrastructure and export experience specific to this category. This concentration supports both consistent quality standardization across large export orders and competitive pricing at scale, since Mahuva's processors compete directly with each other in a way that smaller, more scattered dehydration operations elsewhere in India don't.

Trade and Order Details

Packaging Options

25kg and 50kg export bags (paper laminated or woven PP with inner liner) standard for bulk industrial orders. Retail packaging available for buyers building a consumer-facing spice or seasoning line. Custom branding and private label packaging available on request.

Export and Logistics

  • MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies based on product form (flakes/minced/powder) and packaging specification
  • HS Code: 0712.20 for dehydrated onion, 0712.90 for dehydrated garlic, confirm exact classification with your customs broker
  • Mode of Shipment: Standard sea container, no reefer required given the dehydrated, shelf-stable nature of the product
  • Lead Time: Confirm current production and shipping lead time based on order volume and product form

Certifications

FSSAI license, ISO 22000 and HACCP certified processing facility, APEDA registration, Certificate of Analysis (moisture, color, volatile oil) per batch, Certificate of Origin, Kosher and Halal certification available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between white and red dehydrated onion?

White onion has a milder flavor and lighter color, making it the standard for most food processing and seasoning applications. Red onion carries a distinct color and slightly different flavor, used by buyers specifically wanting visual or flavor differentiation in their final product.

Should I order dehydrated onion/garlic as flakes, minced, or powder?

Flakes suit applications wanting visible pieces after rehydration, like soup mixes. Minced offers partial texture with faster rehydration than flakes. Powder blends seamlessly into dry mixes with no visible piece, common in instant seasoning and processed food manufacturing. Choose based on your specific product's texture and rehydration needs.

Why is Mahuva known as India's center for dehydrated vegetables?

Mahuva, sometimes called India's "Vegetable City," hosts dozens of dehydration processing units that collectively handle a major share of India's export volume in onion and garlic specifically, built on proximity to major onion and garlic growing regions and decades of accumulated processing infrastructure.

What is the minimum order quantity for bulk dehydrated onion or garlic export?

MOQ varies based on product form and packaging specification. Confirm the current minimum for your specific requirement directly.

What HS code applies to dehydrated onion and garlic exports from India?

Dehydrated onion generally falls under HS code 0712.20, while dehydrated garlic falls under 0712.90. Confirm the exact classification with your customs broker, since specific product form (flakes, powder) can affect the precise code.