
IR64
Long-grain, non-sticky and consistent. The default choice for high-volume everyday supply.
Request specs →Non-basmati white rice is the everyday staple of billions, and we supply it in the grades, broken percentages and packaging that suit each market — from budget retail packs to bulk institutional supply. Dependable quality, dependable schedules, and a specification that does not drift between shipments.

Indicative figures. Final values are confirmed in writing against your order before shipment.
A category rather than a single variety — tell us the market and we will propose the grade that fits it.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-basmati white rice, long or medium grain |
| Broken % | 5% / 15% / 25%, as required |
| Moisture | 14% max |
| Purity | 95% min |
| Origin | India |
Specifications are milled to order. Where your market or contract requires a tighter tolerance, tell us the parameter and we will confirm it in writing before shipment.
Every format we run, because this grade sells into every part of the trade.
Approximately 26–27 MT in a 20ft container, FCL or LCL, loaded and sealed at our factory.
Stuffing is supervised, counted and photographed, and seal numbers are recorded on the packing list.
Nhava Sheva, Mundra, Kolkata or Chennai — whichever gives your route the better sailing.
Tell us the destination and the price point you need to hit, and we will propose a grade.
Request a quote →Retail, wholesale, HORECA, government procurement and food manufacturing.




Send your broken percentage, moisture ceiling, grain length and bag size. You get a written confirmation of the specification, the price and the earliest vessel — normally within 24 hours.
Every shipment travels with a complete document set, prepared before the vessel sails so nothing waits at your end.
Every lot is tested at intake, after milling and again before the container is sealed — paddy to seal, in one place.The Vaishnavmata standard
Whichever variety meets the agreed specification and price — commonly IR64, Swarna or Kranti. The variety is named on the contract and the invoice; it is never left vague.
Yes, and it is often the more useful conversation. Give us the landed price you need and we will tell you honestly which grade reaches it.
Destination, variety, quantity, packaging and Incoterms are enough to price your first container. Samples are welcome.