Licenses & Registrations
Spice Board Registration
Exporters of spices and spice products must register with the Spices Board of India and obtain a Certificate of Registration as Exporter of Spices (CRES). We handle your application so you can export Indian spices in compliance with the rules.
Heads up: Spices Board government registration fee is extra and paid to the Board.
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All-inclusive professional fees. Government fees billed at actuals where noted.
Spice Board Registration (CRES)
5–7 working days
- CRES application prepared
- Document and fee coordination
- Certificate delivery
What you get
- CRES application to the Spices Board
- Document compilation and submission
- Government fee coordination
- Certificate of Registration as Exporter of Spices
Documents required
- Import Export Code (IEC)
- GST registration and PAN
- Bank certificate / confidential report
- Business constitution documents
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Who needs Spice Board registration?
Any business intending to export spices or spice products from India must obtain the CRES from the Spices Board before exporting.
Do I need an IEC as well?
Yes. An Import Export Code is a prerequisite for exporting, and it is required alongside the Spices Board registration.
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