Princeton University Press, 2005 (ISBN 0-691-09272-9), pp. 115–116 The "India Trade" (a term devised by the Arabist S.D. Goitein) was a highly lucrative business venture in which Jewish merchants from Egypt, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East imported and exported goods ranging from pepper to brass from various ports along the Malabar Coast between the 11th–13th centuries.
Princeton University Press, 2005 (ISBN 0-691-09272-9), pp. 115–116 Handlen med Indien (The Indian Trade) var en særdeles lukrativ forretning, hvor jødiske købmænd fra Egypten, Middelhavsområdet og Mellemøsten importerede og eksporterede varer lige fra peber til messing fra forskellige havne langs Malabarkysten mellem 11.-13. århundrede.