International bulk supply

Makhana Exporter from India

Makhanley is a makhana manufacturer, bulk supplier and exporter based in Darbhanga, Bihar. From pond to pack, our production journey covers cultivation, harvesting and traditional popping, followed by cleaning, Suta grading, quality checks, roasting, flavouring and packaging at our own unit.

We supply business buyers across India and export to destinations worldwide such as USA, UK, Europe, Singapore, Australia, etc. Shipment arrangements are confirmed against destination-specific import rules, required compliance and logistics. We work with importers, wholesalers, distributors, food manufacturers and brands to plan product, packaging and shipment details.

Popped makhana in a wooden bowl beside shipping cartons and a container vessel at a port

From pond to pack

Export supply backed by an integrated production journey

Our production journey begins with cultivation and seed harvesting, continues through traditional popping, and carries on at our own unit where we clean, grade, check, roast, flavour and pack the kernels. This connected process helps us work with you on the product grade, format and packaging that suit your business.

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Cultivation and pond management

We are involved from the growing season onward, with makhana cultivated in ponds and production areas in Bihar.

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Seed harvesting

At harvest, mature seeds are collected and prepared for traditional popping.

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Traditional popping

Traditional popping turns the hard seed into the familiar white makhana kernel.

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Cleaning and grading

At our unit, we clean popped makhana and sort it by Suta size to help meet the grade agreed for your order.

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Quality checks

We review each lot against the product details and quality points discussed for the order.

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Roasting and packaging

We can discuss roasting, flavouring and packaging options to suit the product format and your order.

Mithila origin

Makhana from Bihar and the Mithila region

Darbhanga is part of the Mithila region of North Bihar, known for makhana cultivation and generations of experience with the crop. This origin is an important part of Makhanley’s story and production network.

Mithila Makhana is recognised under India’s Geographical Indications system. Where regional origin matters to your product or market, we can discuss the relevant product details as part of your order planning.

Farmers harvesting makhana from a pond in the Mithila region of Bihar
100+farmer relationships supporting Makhanley's integrated production network

Size and specifications

Choose a makhana grade for your market and product

We work with 3 to 6+ Suta grades. A higher Suta grade generally means a larger popped kernel, but the best choice depends on how you plan to use the makhana and your target price. Tell us about your product and we can help you compare suitable options. We will confirm the available grade and size details for your order.

3 Suta

Extra-small kernels

Worth evaluating for food processing and traditional preparations where smaller kernels suit the recipe.

4 Suta

Smaller kernels

Worth considering for products where a smaller kernel size fits the recipe or finished format.

5 Suta

Versatile grade

A useful starting point when comparing size, appearance and intended use.

6+ Suta

Larger kernels

For products where larger kernel size and presentation matter; actual lot size distribution will be confirmed.

Along with size, we can agree the quality points that matter for your order, such as moisture, breakage, cleanliness, colour and shelf life.

Open the detailed Suta grade guide →

Season and pricing

Plan supply around the crop and your delivery window

Makhana follows a seasonal cultivation and harvesting cycle, so availability can vary with local conditions and weather. If you are planning regular purchases, share your expected volume and delivery window with us early. We can then discuss the best way to plan supply around your needs.

We prepare quotations around the product and quantity you need. Grade, processing, packaging, shipment arrangements and timing all affect the final price, so we will review these details with you and provide a quote for your requirement.

For repeat orders, we can plan the likely grade mix and delivery schedule together. Your quotation will set out the agreed quantity, price and dispatch timing so both sides have a clear plan.

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Specify the grade

Tell us the grade and any size or quality preferences you have.

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Share the volume

Let us know your trial order size or expected ongoing volume.

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Confirm delivery timing

Share your preferred dispatch or arrival window.

Workers inspecting and sorting popped makhana on stainless-steel tables

Quality and lot approval

Let’s agree on the quality details together

A Suta grade is a useful starting point. We can then work with you to set out the product form and quality points that matter for your market and intended use. This gives both teams a clear, shared specification before we confirm the order.

  • Suta grade, target size range and tolerance
  • Acceptable broken-kernel level and appearance
  • Cleanliness and any foreign-matter limits
  • Moisture or other test limits, where required
  • Roasted or flavoured product details, if applicable
  • Any sample, inspection or test report required before dispatch

Share the quality requirements your customer needs. We will review them with you and confirm which checks, samples or supporting records are available for the product and lot being discussed.

Packaging and shelf life

Protect the product during storage and transit

Makhana can absorb moisture from the air, which may affect its crispness. We can discuss packaging that protects the product during storage and transit, taking the product type, handling and shipping route into account.

We can work with you on pack size, inner and outer material, sealing, labelling, cartons or pallets, and shipment preparation. We will talk through suitable options based on the product and your order.

Shelf life depends on the product, packaging and storage conditions. We will share the relevant shelf-life details for the product and pack being quoted, along with storage guidance to help protect quality after arrival.

Bulk makhana cartons and food-grade sacks being prepared for dispatch

Export documentation

We’ll help you plan the export paperwork

Each market has its own import process. We will work with you to understand the paperwork needed for your product and shipment, and to coordinate details with your logistics partners before dispatch.

Commercial documents

Common shipment documents include a commercial invoice, packing list and transport document such as a bill of lading or air waybill. We will confirm the documents needed for your order.

Origin and product records

Depending on your order and market, we can review requirements for a certificate of origin, inspection records, laboratory reports or other product documents.

Country-specific compliance

We can discuss labelling, import notifications, food-safety requirements and certificates early, so you and your local import or customs team have time to confirm the details for your market.

We will help review the paperwork relevant to the product and shipment. Your local importer or customs broker can help confirm the latest market-specific requirements, allowing us to plan the shipment together.

Know your destination market

Let’s prepare the right product for your market

Every market has its own customers and buying habits. Tell us how you plan to sell or use makhana, and we can discuss the product description, grade, pack size and format that fit your business.

If your packaging will include nutrition, health, organic or other regulated claims, we can coordinate on the product information available for the label. Your local compliance adviser can confirm the final wording required for your market before packaging is printed.

Decide these points early

  • Who will buy it and how it will be sold
  • Grade, product form and pack size
  • Required label language and claims
  • Target delivery date and storage conditions
  • Required documents and tests

How to start

A clear route from enquiry to shipment

Start by sharing your grade, quantity, product form, packaging needs and target delivery window through our bulk enquiry form. We will review the details and guide you through the next steps.

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Share your requirement

Tell us the grade, quantity, product form and preferred delivery window.

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Agree the specification

We will work through the quality details, packaging, labels, paperwork, delivery terms and available supply with you.

03

Review product details

If you would like a sample or supporting product records, let us know. We will confirm what is available for the lot you are considering.

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Confirm the order

Once we have agreed the price, quantity, specification, payment terms, paperwork and dispatch schedule, we can record the details in the order confirmation.

Export buyer questions

Frequently asked questions

Where does Makhanley export?

Makhanley supports exports to destinations worldwide. Examples include the USA, UK, Australia, Singapore, UAE, Europe and other markets; this is not a limited destination list. We confirm shipment feasibility, applicable import requirements and documentation once we understand the destination and order.

Which Suta grades are available for export?

Our bulk supply range covers 3 to 6+ Suta grades. Tell us about your intended use and we will help you compare suitable grades and confirm current lot details.

How is the export price calculated?

Your quote is based on grade, quantity, product form, processing, packaging and delivery arrangements. Share the details you have and we will prepare a quote tailored to your requirement.

Can I request a sample or test report?

Yes, let us know what sample or documentation you need. We will check availability for the product and lot and confirm the options with you.

Can you help with origin-related documents?

We can review origin-related details with you. Tell us what your market or customer needs, and we will confirm the relevant information available for the product being discussed.

What affects shelf life during export?

Shelf life depends on the product form, processing, packaging and storage conditions. We will share the relevant information for the product and pack we are quoting, together with storage guidance.

What should an export enquiry include?

Share your company name, grade, quantity, product form, packaging preference, target delivery window and any quality or documentation requirements you already know.

Bulk supply and exports

Let’s discuss your supply needs.

Use our bulk enquiry form to share your grade, quantity, product form, packaging preference and target delivery window. Select “Export” as the enquiry type, and we will take it from there with you.