UK-registered food trading & market accessConnecting trusted Indian farmers & emerging brands with international buyers
At Navora, responsible sourcing means knowing where a product comes from, agreeing a clear specification, asking for evidence and publishing only the claims that evidence supports. It helps importers, retailers, food brands and hospitality buyers make informed supplier decisions, and helps Indian producers present their products credibly. Use this page before choosing a supplier, agreeing a specification or deciding what to say about a product.
Navora is developing a supply network that values product quality, clear information and respectful business relationships. We want growth to create opportunities for farmers, producers, brands and buyers without making promises that the available evidence cannot support.
Buying food in a way that lets you show where it came from, that it meets an agreed standard, and that any claim made about it is backed by evidence.
It starts with traceability: UK food law requires food businesses to be able to identify who supplied them and which businesses they supplied, often called one step back, one step forward.
Sources:legislation.gov.uk: Regulation (EC) No 178/2002, Article 18 (traceability)
Five working commitments: know the source, agree the requirement, request evidence, support smaller businesses and improve over time.
They describe how Navora works today. They are not a certification scheme, and Navora does not present them as one.
Buyers who need to justify supplier choices, and Indian producers and brands who want to be assessed on clear information.
Choosing a supplier, agreeing a specification, deciding what can be said on a label or menu, and deciding whether to continue a supply relationship.
Compare wholesale, distribution and private labelWe aim to understand who supplies each product, where it comes from and what information is available about its production and handling.
Product quality depends on a clear specification. We work from the buyer's stated grade, format, packing, volume and destination needs.
Where relevant, we request available specifications, test reports, certifications and business documents for review.
We are particularly interested in helping credible small and medium-scale producers and brands access suitable market conversations.
Our responsible-sourcing approach will develop as the company gains more supplier data, buyer feedback and operating experience.
Six areas Navora works through with buyers. None of them is a guarantee; each is something to ask about and see evidence for.
By identifying the supplier, the region where the product is grown or made, and what is known about its production and handling.
Being able to name who supplied each lot and whom it was supplied to, with batch or lot references on the paperwork.
Sources:legislation.gov.uk: Regulation (EC) No 178/2002, Article 18 (traceability)
Those your product and market require: usually a specification and, where relevant, test reports, certificates and commercial documents.
Sources:Food Standards Agency: importing high-risk food of non-animal originGOV.UK: Import goods into the UK, step by step
Through a written specification covering grade, format, packing, volume and destination, and samples reviewed against it before terms are agreed.
Download product sheetsClear and in writing about product, origin, documentation, availability and terms, including what is not yet known.
Check the product against the destination's food law, labelling and allergen rules, and against what your own customers require.
Sources:GOV.UK: Food labelling and packagingFood Standards Agency: allergen guidance for food businesses
Accuracy statement
Certification, farming-method, organic, pesticide-free, ethical-trade and environmental claims will be published only when Navora has current evidence relevant to the named product and supplier.
Ask questions that can be answered with documents, not general assurances.
By checking whether the answers come in writing, with current documents that name the same product and supplier you are buying from.
Navora is a young company, so instead of quoting client names or volumes we show what a buyer can verify today.
Where relevant, Navora requests available specifications, test reports, certifications and business documents from the supplier, so you can review them before agreeing terms.
Ask about documentationCertification, farming-method and similar claims are published only when Navora holds current evidence for the named product and supplier.
Read the responsible-sourcing approachEach product is marked Navora Brand, Supplier Product, Coming Soon or Future Category, so you know whether Navora or a partner supplier is the maker.
Browse the product rangeAn enquiry, quotation or sample exchange never creates a supply commitment. That arises only when both parties agree commercial terms in writing.
See how an enquiry progressesNavora works with a partner company in Kerala, India, which provides local market knowledge and relationships with farmers, suppliers and food brands.
How the partnership worksNavora Global Limited is registered in England and Wales and was incorporated on 8 February 2026. The registered office is 29 Nightingale Road, South Croydon, CR2 8PS, United Kingdom.
View the Companies House recordDirect answers on certification, audits, traceability and producers.
Not as a general claim. Certifications are confirmed per product and supplier.
Navora publishes a certification, organic, farming-method or ethical-trade claim only when it holds current evidence relevant to the named product and supplier. Ask about the certifications your market needs when you enquire.
Navora reviews supplier information and documents; it does not claim audits it cannot evidence.
Navora aims to understand who supplies each product and, where relevant, requests available specifications, test reports, certifications and business documents for buyer review.
It depends on the product and supplier; ask what traceability information is available.
Some products pass through collectors or processors before export, so the information available varies. Navora tells you what is known about each product's source and handling, and does not fill gaps with general claims.
By helping credible small and medium-scale producers and brands reach suitable buyer conversations.
Navora presents suitable products to potential buyers and supports clearer international communication. It does not guarantee sales or prices to producers.
Yes. It will develop as Navora gains supplier data, buyer feedback and operating experience.
Any new claim, such as a certification or sourcing standard, will be published only when Navora holds evidence for it.
Use the business enquiry form and tell us what you can supply.
Include the product, where it is grown or made, available formats and quantities, and any certifications or test reports you hold. Navora reviews each introduction against current buyer requirements.
Introduce your business and tell us what you can supply.
