Export · India & China → United Kingdom
From Indian soil to British shelves.
Britbasket exports groceries, fresh produce, crafts and more from India & China to the UK — with every stamp, label and customs form handled for you.
Origin
It begins in Haryana's wheat fields, with farmers we know by name.
Every journey starts at the source — partner farms and artisan workshops across India.
Craft
Panipat's looms, Jaipur's potters, Kashmir's spinners — heritage skill in every piece.
Heritage skill shapes raw material into export-grade product.
Product
Sorted, graded and quality-checked at origin — only the best moves on.
Our teams verify quality at origin, before anything is packed.
Packed
Your order takes its final shape — sealed, cushioned, shelf-ready.
We label and pack to UK retail standards — ready for the shelf it's headed to.
Rolling
1,400 kilometres south on NH-48 — your cargo is on its way to Mumbai.
Freight booked, documents in order, cargo on the move.
Port
At JNPT, India's busiest container port, your consignment is cleared and loaded.
Export customs and documentation — cleared before the crane lifts.
Voyage
From the Arabian Sea to the English Channel, your cargo sails for Britain.
Sea freight, tracked and managed end to end.
Arrival
Cleared by our UK partners and rolling through the English countryside.
UK import declarations and clearance — handled by our UK partners.
London
Into the capital — the journey's final miles.
On UK roads, moving toward your warehouse.
Delivered
At your door: fresh, compliant and ready to sell.
Fresh. Compliant. Delivered — door to door.
Product categories, one partner
Sourcing countries — India & China
Months of mango season, Feb–Aug
Paperwork handled, both sides
What we export
Nine categories. One journey.
Compliance, handled
We handle everything in between.
Export documentation in India. Import clearance in the UK. Labeling, packing, licensing — every stamp and checkpoint, so your goods arrive ready for the shelf.
The mango programme · Ratnagiri · Devgad · West Bengal
The King of Fruits, from February to August.
GI-tagged Alphonso from the Konkan coast, then late-season varieties from West Bengal — a seven-month supply window most exporters can't touch.
Explore the mango programmeReady when you are