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YVELIA Global Impex LLP

YVELIA Global

Documentation to delivery, coordinated as one journey.

International supply is more than freight. We align documentation, certification, registration and logistics around your destination market — so shipments clear without surprises.

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Export pathway

Documentation → certification → logistics → delivery

  1. STEP 01

    Documentation

    Specification, COA and commercial documents aligned to the destination.

  2. STEP 02

    Certification

    Relevant certificates, origin and phytosanitary papers issued.

  3. STEP 03

    Logistics

    Container loading, customs clearance in India and freight booking.

  4. STEP 04

    Delivery

    Arrival at your port with documents ready for import clearance.

Export services

Everything between your order and your warehouse.

Regulatory Support

Ingredient status, permitted-claims review and label guidance for the GCC, UK, Australia and South Africa — so compliance questions surface before artwork, not at the border.

  • Novel-food and restricted-ingredient checks
  • Claims review per market
  • Label content guidance

Product Registration

Manufacturer dossiers for importer- or sponsor-led registration and listing: formulation, process, stability, GMP evidence and artwork.

  • GCC registration support (UAE, Saudi SFDA)
  • TGA sponsor evidence packs
  • SAHPRA classification guidance
  • Dossier updates on change

Documentation

Commercial, quality and export documents prepared consistently — matching lot numbers, weights and HS codes across every page.

  • TDS, COA, allergen and GMO statements
  • Certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate
  • Invoice, packing list, bill of lading

Logistics

Sea and air freight from India's west-coast gateways, with container planning, consolidation and the Incoterms that suit your business.

  • FCL 20′/40′ and LCL consolidation
  • EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP terms
  • Air freight for samples and urgent lots

Supply Chain

Farm-to-shipment traceability, supplier qualification and planned stock for repeat orders — the reliability distributors build a business on.

  • Lot-level origin records
  • Qualified grower and processor network
  • Forecast-based supply planning

Regulatory notes by market

Regional rules, one global partner.

Orientation for buyers — confirm specifics with your regulatory adviser. Each market page has the full notes.

GSO · SFDA · Halal

GCC countries

  • UAE: supplements and herbal products. Supplements and herbal products generally need registration with the federal health authority before sale — historically MOHAP, with responsibilities being reorganised in recent years. Foods are cleared through emirate-level systems such as Dubai Municipality's. A UAE-licensed importer applies; we prepare the manufacturer dossier.
  • Saudi Arabia: SFDA. The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) regulates foods, health supplements and herbal products. Products are classified by composition and claims, then registered or notified through SFDA's electronic systems by a Saudi-licensed importer or agent, supported by the manufacturer documents we supply.
Full GCC notes

MHRA · FSA

United Kingdom

  • Food supplements (FSA / FSS). Most botanical supplements are sold as foods under the Food Supplements Regulations. There is no pre-market approval in Great Britain, but products must be safe, correctly labelled and use only permitted vitamin and mineral forms.
  • Herbal medicines (MHRA). Products presented with medicinal claims fall under the MHRA — typically the Traditional Herbal Registration (THR) scheme. We keep food-supplement positioning clear of medicinal claims to avoid borderline status.
Full UK notes

TGA · FSANZ

Australia

  • Listed complementary medicines (TGA). Supplements making therapeutic claims are regulated by the TGA — most as listed medicines (AUST L) using permitted ingredients and permitted indications. The Australian sponsor holds the listing; overseas manufacturing sites need acceptable GMP evidence.
  • Foods (FSANZ). Superfood powders, premixes and functional foods sold as food must meet the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, including labelling and any health-claim rules.
Full AU notes

SAHPRA · Dept. of Health

South Africa

  • Complementary medicines (SAHPRA). Many herbal and Ayurvedic products and health supplements are regulated by SAHPRA as complementary medicines under the Medicines and Related Substances Act. Requirements are being phased in, so confirm with your local applicant whether a product needs registration or must meet labelling and notification rules. We supply the manufacturer dossier.
  • Foods (Department of Health). Superfood powders, premixes and functional foods sold as food fall under the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act. Labelling regulations restrict health claims on foods and new labelling rules have been proposed, so we review label wording before artwork is final.
Full SA notes

Logistics capability

West-coast gateways to the world.

Ambient-stable botanicals ship in sealed, lined packaging on ISPM-15 pallets. Temperature-sensitive products such as probiotic blends are planned with protected storage and routing.

  • FCL 20′ and 40′ containers, LCL consolidation for mixed SKUs
  • Incoterms: EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP
  • Air freight for samples and urgent lots
  • Pre-shipment inspection and loading photographs

  • Mundra

    Gujarat — India's largest commercial port, direct Gulf and Europe services

  • Deendayal (Kandla)

    Gujarat — bulk and agricultural cargo

  • Pipavav

    Gujarat — container services to the Middle East

  • Nhava Sheva (JNPT)

    Mumbai — global container gateway incl. Australia

  • Ahmedabad Air Cargo

    Samples and urgent air shipments

Next step

Planning a shipment?

Tell us the product, destination and Incoterm — we'll confirm documents and timelines.

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