Diaspora Co. offers a wide variety of fresh, flavorful spices from small organic family farms across India. 

We get freshly harvested, heirloom spices that were grown for their flavor and aroma into your hands as quickly and ethically as possible.

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Diaspora Co.'s Fair-Trade Spices Will Enlighten More Than Your Cooking

You Need to Know About This Organically-Farmed Single-Origin Turmeric

Notes of red wine and nutmeg? This black pepper is an epiphany

Good for gifts 🎁

High quality

Worth the money 💸

Tasty 😋

Love the brand's mission 💕

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It would be great to see more of a consistent variety of spices- as many of these, I use more sporadically. 

So happy to see brands like this emerging. Raising awareness about the spice trade, fair pay, quality, etc, Diaspora has done so much more than offering amazing spices. I've tried the Cardamom pods and turmeric, and I have to say, you can taste the difference in quality! I love that Diaspora educates and does storytelling so well. They also come up with new/different products quite often, so keep your eyes peeled! 

Diaspora makes excellent, super quality spices, but their approach to brand, transparency, and the way they communicate with their customers is what I think people are really buying into when they make a purchase. I feel like Diaspora actually deserves the credit for shifting a lot of people's perspective on spices altogether-- I find myself eschewing grocery store spices that look like they've been gathering dust for a decade because... they probably have. The freshness makes a difference, and the supply chain makes a difference. I'm really glad they've expanded their assortment so much the last few years, and I'm particularly a fan of the Aranya pepper and the Pink Pahadi garlic. 

Love love love their turmeric powders! Really you think you have tried turmeric but you haven't yet until you have tried Diaspora turmeric! Nothing compares to this! Well worth the effort and their commitment to working with farmers to improve the supply chain that looks at the human element of production is amazing! 

I never thought I’d be able to taste the difference between brands of spices, but that was before I tried Diaspora Co.! I tried the black pepper and I’ll never go back. I’ve been using it for over a year and I genuinely season my food much more and taste the difference. I’m hoping to try many more of Diaspora’s products. 

The products sell out really quick and there is a waiting period before they are restocked. If you really like a product, I suggest ordering an extra one and stocking up! The tea has been sold out for a while. 

Highly recommend - go to their website now!! I love the entire mission of Diaspora Co.! I recently tried the Chota Tingrai Black Tea and used it to make chai. Some of the best chai I've ever had. It's wonderful and it's great to know where it's sourced. It's slightly pricey for the amount you get, so this is will be a special occasion purchase of mine.

The peppercorns are good but good luck getting them to fulfill your subscription order and even worse is no one from customer service responds - either by email or calling (you can only leave a voicemail) you back. I got my first delivery and nothing since. A truly frustrating experience.

Amazingly fresh spices. I love that they have a recipe developer in-house who is always sharing delicious recipes.
On a 35,000 ft level, I also love that they have thought about every aspect -
1. fair trade (paying farmers and their employees really well)
2. only working with farmers that have regenerative practices (no chemicals, replenishing soil, etc)
3. recyclable packaging
4. treating their team and their customers well
5. and, of course, product!

Diaspora's mission, supply chain transparency, and quality is unbeatable. The Pragati turmeric is the best I've ever had.

I can never go back to a world where I buy ground turmeric or ginger again. Those spices, plus their black mustard seeds, have become staples in my cooking. Next on my list is their chai and chiles -- I love Diaspora Co!