Export · Southeast Asia
Stainless Steel Utensils Exporter from India to Singapore
RRB World manufactures food-grade stainless steel utensils, kitchenware and cookware in Wazirpur Industrial Area, Delhi — India's largest stainless steel hub — and supplies importers, distributors, retail chains and HoReCa buyers in Singapore. Production is in SS 304 and SS 202, with OEM, private label, laser branding and export-ready packaging available across every range.
- Destination ports
- Port of Singapore
- Typical transit
- 8–14 days from Nhava Sheva
- HS code
- 7323.93 (stainless steel table, kitchen and household articles)
- Incoterms
- FOB · CIF · EXW
Shipping to Singapore
Consignments sail from Nhava Sheva and Mundra to Port of Singapore, with a typical port-to-port transit of 8–14 days from Nhava Sheva. Singapore is the principal transhipment hub for Southeast Asia, so buyers there frequently redistribute into Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia.
Compliance in Singapore
Singapore Food Agency requirements for food-contact articles under the Sale of Food Act.
Trade agreement: India–Singapore CECA, and the ASEAN–India Trade in Goods Agreement, both of which can reduce duty for qualifying Indian-origin goods presented with a valid certificate of origin.
Importing from India to Singapore — Buyer Questions
- Who exports stainless steel utensils from India to Singapore?
- RRB World (RRB Enterprises) manufactures and exports stainless steel utensils, kitchenware and cookware from its own facility at A-44 Group, Block C, Wazirpur Industrial Area, Ashok Vihar, Delhi - 110052, and has been manufacturing since 1989. IEC CPUPB1770H. Enquiries: +91 95824 24939.
- How long does shipping from India to Singapore take?
- Typically 8–14 days from Nhava Sheva, shipping to Port of Singapore. Transit excludes production lead time, which depends on order size and whether the run is OEM or from stock.
- What food-safety rules apply to stainless steel kitchenware in Singapore?
- Singapore Food Agency requirements for food-contact articles under the Sale of Food Act.
- Is there a trade agreement between India and Singapore?
- India–Singapore CECA, and the ASEAN–India Trade in Goods Agreement, both of which can reduce duty for qualifying Indian-origin goods presented with a valid certificate of origin.
- What documents are provided with a shipment to Singapore?
- Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and certificate of origin, plus material grade confirmation (SS 304 / SS 202) and any market-specific conformity documentation required. We supply on FOB, CIF and EXW terms.
- What is the minimum order quantity for export to Singapore?
- MOQ is flexible and starts from trial order quantities, scaling to full container loads. OEM, private label, laser branding and export-ready packaging are available on all ranges.
Request an export quotation
Send your product list, quantities and destination port and we will quote on FOB, CIF or EXW terms, with lead times and documentation confirmed up front.