Pusa Basmati Rice
Minimum Order Quantity : 26 MT
Pusa Basmati Rice is the pioneer of premium aromatic rice varieties, exclusively cultivable in the uttermost fertile regions of India, Pakistan and a lesser known landscape i.e. Nepal. Per the statistics, India shoulders 90% of the world's Basmati Rice demands, followed by Pakistan for the rest. Therefore, India undoubtedly enjoys the status of supreme leader in providing the world with the rarest variety of nutritionally affluent, aromatic extra-long grain Pusa Basmati rice.
Basmati Rice is being cultivated in the Indian subcontinent for millenniums. Owing to such a long reign, Basmati Rice is the only variety that has been serving the world cuisines, ancient, modern or contemporary, with the expressive texture, aristocratic taste, and aesthetic aroma.
We bring you the most convenient route to bulk procurement of the great Pusa Basmati Rice, directly from the consecrated fields of India and Pakistan. With just one click, Tradologie enables you and all the rice traders of the world to acquire inexhaustible varieties of premium quality Pusa Basmati Rice while simultaneously, through our latest technological breakthrough in e-commerce and bulk market, saves you a ton of expenses and time from the outdated procurement practices. Therefore, what you get is an unsurpassable quality in every grain of Pusa Basmati Rice, at incredibly low prices.
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| Quality | 100% Pure |
|---|---|
| Sortex | Nil |
| Length | 7 mm To 7.30 mm |
| Moisture | 13.00% Max |
| Brokens | 2.00% Max |
| Damage/Discolor | 1.00% |
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