Overview of Agmark Certification
Agmark is the Indian quality certification for agricultural commodities, backed by grading standards for spices, pulses, oils, honey and ghee. It validates purity and grade, and is often demanded by institutional buyers and export consignments.
Key Benefits for Your Business
- Government-recognised quality mark for commodities
- Enables label claims on grade and purity
- Improves acceptance with exporters and institutions
- Standard grading and packing discipline
- Supports premium positioning for agri produce
Industries We Support
spices, pulses, edible oils, honey, ghee, dairy products, flour mills, grains and agri trading houses and more. Our team will tailor the documentation to your operations.
Documents You Will Need
- Business registration and premises details
- Commodity list with grade specifications
- Laboratory test reports from approved labs
- Packing and labelling samples
- Stock, procurement and processing records
How the Certification Works with SR Certifications
- đ Free Gap AnalysisOur auditors review your current processes and identify what is needed to meet the standard.
- đ Documentation & ImplementationPolicies, manuals, SOPs and formats are prepared and implemented with your team.
- đ Awareness TrainingManagement and staff training builds understanding of the new system and their roles.
- â Internal Audit & Corrective ActionA practice audit is conducted and findings are closed before the certification audit.
- đ Certification Audit & CertificateThe accredited registrar audits your site and the certificate is issued and validated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which commodities can be Agmark certified?
Most notified agricultural commodities including spices, pulses, edible oils, honey, ghee, cereals and processed agri products.
Is Agmark mandatory for export?
It is mandatory for certain notified commodities and is voluntarily used as a quality differentiator for others.
How is Agmark quality checked?
Samples are tested against notified grade parameters in approved laboratories, followed by packing and labelling verification.
