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ISO 3632 · Super Negin · Express Delivery
Export grade saffron, updated regularly.
Last updated: June 18, 2026
Prices are indicative and subject to market changes. Contact us for a live quote.
In-stock saffron in the U.S. with delivery across the country in 2–3 working days.
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Review indicative price ranges for Royal Negin, Super Negin, Negin, Pushali, Bunch, Coupe, and White saffron.
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Tell us your required grade, quantity, packaging needs, and delivery location. Agroota will help you compare suitable saffron batches and request the best available wholesale quote.
Bulk saffron orders can be quoted based on destination, stock location, delivery speed, documentation, and packaging requirements.
Wholesale saffron orders require careful coordination of packaging, delivery timelines, and documentation to ensure your saffron arrives in optimal condition. We work with USA buyers to provide flexible delivery options based on your location, order volume, and business requirements. Whether you need bulk packaging for food manufacturing or private-label packaging for retail, our team can help you compare options and calculate final landed costs including shipping, duties, and handling.
Learn how Agroota supports B2B buyers with wholesale saffron sourcing, verified batches, supplier transparency, and bulk order support.
Browse current saffron batches, compare availability, review batch-level details, and find suitable options for your next wholesale order.
Compare saffron types such as Super Negin, Negin, Pushali, Bunch, Coupe, and White Saffron before choosing a batch.
Find answers to common questions about saffron price, wholesale sourcing, bulk quotes, and current batch availability.
Agroota is a platform connecting saffron buyers and farmers globally, ensuring reliable pricing, high-quality products, and seamless transactions.
Based on the current indicative list, saffron ranges from about $240–$250/kg for White Saffron up to around $1,910–$2,250/kg for Super Negin. Final pricing depends on live batches and destination.
Indicative saffron bulk prices range from about $1,552–$1,605/kg for Pushali B to around $2,050–$2,170/kg for Royal Negin and $1,910–$2,250/kg for Super Negin.
Most commercial saffron types range from about $1.49/g to $2.25/g when converted from kilogram pricing. White Saffron is lower, around $0.24–$0.25/g.
Saffron price changes because of harvest conditions, supply, demand, origin, quality, available batches, and logistics. Since saffron is batch-based, prices can shift when stock changes.
Super Negin usually costs more because it has longer, cleaner red threads, strong visual appeal, and high demand among wholesale and export buyers.
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Yes. Country-specific saffron prices can vary because of local stock, shipping time, customs, currency conditions, demand, and delivery requirements.
For businesses buying saffron in bulk, price is never just a number. It reflects origin, grade, harvest year, crocin level, stock location, packaging, documentation, and delivery speed. That is why the saffron price in the USA can vary from one offer to another, even when two products look similar at first glance.
At Agroota, we make this comparison easier by giving wholesale buyers direct access to verified saffron lots, real product specifications, and transparent pricing. Instead of working through multiple middlemen, importers, distributors, food brands, restaurants, and manufacturers can compare available saffron by type, origin, crocin strength, available quantity, warehouse location, and price per kilogram.
The U.S. market is especially sensitive to consistency. Buyers often need saffron that performs the same way from one batch to the next, whether it is used in premium food production, beverages, confectionery, hospitality, wellness products, cosmetics, or retail packaging. A lower price may look attractive, but if the saffron does not deliver the expected color, aroma, and flavor, it can affect the final product and the customer experience. That is why Agroota focuses on reliable sourcing, tested quality, and steady supply.
The saffron price in the United States is shaped by several factors. The first is grade. All-red grades such as Super Negin, Royal Negin, Negin, and Coupe usually cost more than Pushali or Bunch because they contain a higher proportion of the red stigma, which is the most valuable part of the saffron thread.
The second factor is crocin. Crocin measures coloring strength, and it is one of the most important indicators for professional buyers. A saffron lot with higher crocin may offer stronger color performance per gram, making it more efficient for industrial and culinary use. This is why two saffron lots with the same grade name can have different prices.
The third factor is availability and location. Saffron already available in the USA may carry a different price than saffron stored in Dubai, Delhi, Mashhad, or directly with the seller. However, local U.S. stocks can help buyers reduce lead time, simplify planning, and respond faster to demand.
Harvest year, moisture level, packaging format, documentation, and order volume also affect the final quote. Larger orders usually qualify for better wholesale pricing, while smaller evaluation orders may have a higher per-unit cost.
Agroota categorizes saffron into multiple commercial grades so buyers can choose the right balance of appearance, potency, and price-performance.
The best saffron is the one that fits your product, budget, and supply needs. If you are selling luxury retail packs, Royal Negin or Super Negin may be the right choice. If you need strong performance for manufacturing, Coupe can deliver excellent value. If you want a balanced wholesale option, Negin or Pushali A may be more practical.
Agroota helps buyers compare saffron lots with transparency, so every purchasing decision can be based on real specifications rather than guesswork. Whether you are sourcing for restaurants, retail, food production, wellness products, or distribution, Agroota gives you a clearer way to evaluate quality, price, and availability before placing a bulk order.
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