Premium Indian Rice Export — All Varieties
Basmati, Non-Basmati and specialty rice from
India's finest growing regions — supplying buyers across Middle East, Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia.
World-renowned for extraordinary aroma, extra-long grain and fluffy texture. Grown in the Himalayan foothills of Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.
Flagship Indian Basmati. Extra-long grain (≥8.3mm), premium aroma, cooked length up to 22mm. Most widely exported Basmati globally.
Long-grain aromatic Basmati with excellent elongation. Popular in Middle East and Europe. Cost-effective alternative to 1121.
Traditional Basmati with fine aroma and soft texture. Developed by IARI. Favoured in South Asian and diaspora markets worldwide.
Traditional aromatic Basmati from Punjab. Intense natural fragrance. Popular in Iran and GCC markets.
Medium-long grain with mild aroma from Madhya Pradesh. Economical for blending and retail markets in Africa and Europe.
Heritage Basmati with rich nutty aroma from Dehradun valleys. GI-tagged. Premium niche market variety.
High-demand varieties for mass-market export. Affordable, nutritious and widely consumed across Asia, Africa and the Gulf.
Medium-grain, lightweight aromatic rice from
Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Low glycaemic. Most popular with South Indian diaspora globally.
High-yield long-grain Non-Basmati. Primary export rice for Africa, Gulf and ASEAN. Available raw and parboiled.
Short-to-medium grain, soft and sticky. Preferred for South Indian meals and rice flour production.
Milky white and mildly aromatic from Maharashtra and Gujarat. Popular in 🌍 Gulf ·
UK ·
USA Indian community markets.
Long-grain Non-Basmati from Punjab. High milling yield. Exported to Africa under government-to-government agreements.
Most widely cultivated rice in India. Medium-grain, bold and white. Major staple for domestic and Southeast Asian export.