India, the world’s largest producer and exporter of turmeric, accounts for approximately 80% of the global turmeric supply. Known as the “Golden Spice” or “Haldi,” Indian turmeric is cherished worldwide for its vibrant color, rich aroma, and potent medicinal properties. The increasing demand across diverse industries such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food and beverages, and traditional Ayurvedic medicine has propelled India to new heights in the turmeric export market. However, different global markets have distinct preferences when it comes to turmeric.

This blog explores the top five export markets for Indian turmeric and dives into their unique preferences, offering insights for exporters and businesses looking to expand their global footprint.

1. United States
Indian Turmerics is a leading exporter of high-quality, organic Curcuma longa, commonly known as turmeric. With over 30 years of expertise in turmeric farming and supply within India, we have expanded our reach to global markets, catering to the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food, and Ayurvedic industries. Our commitment to sustainable farming, rigorous quality standards, and high-curcumin content ensures that we deliver premium turmeric products that meet international requirements. At Indian Turmerics, we take pride in preserving the purity and potency of India’s golden spice, bringing its rich benefits to customers worldwide.

Indian Turmerics is a leading exporter of high-quality, organic Curcuma longa, commonly known as turmeric. With over 30 years of expertise in turmeric farming and supply within India, we have expanded our reach to global markets, catering to the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food, and Ayurvedic industries. Our commitment to sustainable farming, rigorous quality standards, and high-curcumin content ensures that we deliver premium turmeric products that meet international requirements. At Indian Turmerics, we take pride in preserving the purity and potency of India’s golden spice, bringing its rich benefits to customers worldwide.