Our Story — NOBLE HOUSE SPICE

SOURCING QUALITY FLAVORS FROM EXCEPTIONAL FARMERS

From Afghanistan to Vietnam

We collaborate with farmers to reimagine the spice trade, sourcing premium quality single origin offerings.

Revitalizing spice and communities who produce it.

DIRECT

We collaborate directly at the farm level to maintain strong bonds with the people producing our spice. This allows us to maintain our clean, equitable and quality standards.

CLEAN

We’ve received the highest possible cleanliness certifications, requiring extreme diligence in our value chain’s hygienic practices. We invest our time and resources into this value.

Noble House Spice sources from populations of farmers coping with war and poverty around the world.

We enhance our products every year as we work to continually improve harvesting and processing techniques with our farmers.

Our direct relationships with these farmers allow us to develop unique products that will not be available through other importers and are not commodity products.

We welcome specific product requests, product customization, and supply chain collaboration.

EQUITABLE

Our prices reflect an equitable exchange between our farmers and customers. Our name, Noble House Spice, reflects this core value.

QUALITY

The best part of knowing the farmers we source from is that we can improve the quality over time, innovating to increase flavor, standardize size or instill more hygienic practices.

AFGHANISTAN

We work with over 3,000 farmers: from Herat in the west, Mazar-e-Sharif in the north, and Badakhshan in the northeast.

VIETNAM

We work with over 3,000 farmers nationwide since 2011, prioritizing working in the DMZ in Vietnam, the area most affected by the war.

CAMBODIA

We work to source Kampot black pepper from this land prized for producing exceptionally large peppercorns.

SYRIA

We are working with a small group of female farmers in Aleppo to grow, harvest, and process this wonderful pepper flake.

GUATEMALA

Supporting farming to flourish in Guatemala economically supports families and reduces the tough decision to cross borders in search of opportunities.

WHERE NEXT?

We like to explore all the spices available in each country before expanding to source from another. We’re currently learning more about vanilla in Guatemala… stay tuned.