A bulk spice label connects the physical bag to the commercial and traceability records behind it. Buyers receiving turmeric, chilli or ginger should check each package against the agreed specification.
Details commonly included
- Product name and variety or form.
- Batch code and lot identification.
- Net weight in the metric system.
- Best-before date and recommended storage conditions.
- Country of origin.
- Responsible business name and address, or an accepted identification mark where permitted.
Apply the requirements to your enquiry
Codex has a general standard for labelling non-retail food containers. CBI’s European guidance lists information expected on bulk spice packaging. Agree the label format before packing and ensure lot references match the certificate of analysis, packing list and other relevant records. Confirm the applicable destination rules and buyer requirements for the shipment.
Discuss sourcing with Sunjit Global
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Sources and further reading
Sources reviewed on 29 October 2026. The checklist above is practical sourcing guidance; confirm current destination requirements for your shipment.