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Long-grain, non-sticky and consistent. The default choice for high-volume everyday supply.
We supply a full range of non-basmati rice for international markets. Every variety is available in multiple broken percentages, packaging formats and container quantities, each with a specification sheet and a sample on request.
Select a variety for its full specification, packaging options and the markets that buy it.

Long-grain, non-sticky and consistent. The default choice for high-volume everyday supply.

Golden, firm-grain and humidity-tolerant. The standard grade across West and Central Africa.

Medium-grain, light and subtly aromatic — the premium retail grade below basmati.

Steamed for a firm, separate grain. The kitchen grade for hotels, caterers and Gulf households.

Economical and consistent. For breweries, flour mills, feed and the West African staple trade.

Long and medium grain white rice, milled to the grade your market buys.

Feed and industrial grade yellow maize, and compounded cattle feed, in bulk containers.

Two milling units, 5,000 MT a month and a documentation pack prepared in full for every shipment — so the container moves without waiting on paperwork.
Packed 1–100 kg in cotton, jute or PP bags. Product quality is our top priority — at every stage, from paddy intake to container seal.
Every order is milled to your requirement and shipped with complete export documentation. Tell us the grade and we will quote.
Request a quote →Every container is milled against the order it belongs to, which is why the specification holds from the first shipment to the fiftieth.
Broken percentage, polish and grade are set from your contract, not from whatever happens to be in the warehouse.
Our laboratory checks every lot against the agreed parameters. It is not bagged until the result matches.
Bag size, material and labelling chosen for where the rice is going — and printed with your brand if you want it.
The complete export document set travels with the container, couriered ahead of the vessel.
Destination, variety, quantity, packaging and Incoterms are enough to price your first container. Samples are welcome.