According to its website, Parth Foods is a family-owned processor and exporter of dehydrated onion, garlic and spices, with its factory at Village Bhadrod near Mahuva and an office in Bhavnagar city. Its listing as a Gulfood 2026 exhibitor gives the same factory address.
Creston & Co is not affiliated with Parth Foods. This page is a buyer's guide based on public information.
What Parth Foods says it makes
Its company website lists dehydrated white, pink and red onion, dehydrated garlic and fried onion, in flakes, granules, minced and powder, with chopped also given on its Gulfood page. It says it supplies food processors, spice manufacturers, hotels and restaurant chains, and offers customised packing.
The site shows logos for BRCGS, FDA, Halal, Kosher, FSSAI, APEDA and the Spices Board. It gives no certificate numbers or dates. The founding year is not stated: the site mentions both "two decades" in the trade and 18 years of experience. Capacity and export countries are not stated.
What to verify before you order
- Certificates behind the logos: ask for each certificate as a document, with number, issuing body and expiry. Check BRCGS in the BRCGS directory and confirm that the certified site is the Bhadrod factory.
- Two addresses: the office is in Bhavnagar and the factory in Bhadrod. Make sure the contract, the FSSAI licence and the export documents name the factory as the producer.
- Years in business: the site's "two decades" and "18 years" may describe the family rather than the company. Ask for the date of incorporation or partnership registration and the IEC date.
- Capacity: with none stated, ask for monthly output by form and how many lines run in your season.
- Fried onion: if you buy it, agree oil type, oil content and peroxide value limits, and ask how often frying oil is changed.
- Testing: draw a pre-shipment sample and test moisture, microbiology, pesticide residues and ETO against your contract. US buyers should confirm the FDA facility registration number.
How we help if you want to buy from Parth Foods
We can approach Parth Foods on your behalf, visit the Bhadrod factory and audit it against your specification, then collect sealed samples for testing at an NABL-accredited lab. We check every certificate at the issuing body, negotiate terms, supervise loading at the plant and check the export documents. All of it is billed as one written fee agreed before we start, and you buy directly from Parth Foods.
If the factory does not suit your order, we compare it with other manufacturers around Mahuva. Product details are on our dehydrated onion page, and our Mahuva buyer's guide explains how to plan a plant visit.
If you represent Parth Foods and something here is out of date, contact us and we will correct it.