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You can import rice in bulk by registering as a buyer for free, posting your requirement, getting real-time quotations from verified bulk rice suppliers, negotiating live, and finalizing the deal with mandatory third-party inspection before shipment.
You can buy rice in bulk in multiple varieties, including Basmati, Non-Basmati Long Grain, Medium Grain, Short Grain, Parboiled (Sella), White Rice, Brown Rice, Jasmine Rice, and Glutinous Rice.
Top rice-exporting countries include India, Thailand, Vietnam, Pakistan, Myanmar, and Cambodia. These origins dominate bulk rice trade globally.
Basmati Rice: aromatic, long-grain, high elongation after cooking.
Non-Basmati Rice: medium/short grain varieties used for daily consumption, industry use, and regional cuisines
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Rice is exported in 5kg, 10kg, 20kg, 25kg, and 50kg bags (PP woven, BOPP printed, jute, non-woven). Private labeling is available when buyers import rice in bulk.
Tradologie.com helps buyers import rice in bulk by offering real-time prices, transparent live negotiation, verified bulk rice exporters, and end-to-end trade facilitation with LC/TT payments and mandatory third-party inspection.
Tradologie offers a fully digital procurement journey for verified buyers. Once registered and approved through our KYC process, you can raise bulk rice inquiries by selecting rice type, its specifications, and total volume. Verified exporters will respond to your inquiry with their competitive quotes, and negotiations between a buyer and seller happen online on our SaaS based platform.
From premium Basmati rice variants like Pusa and Sugandha to Non-Basmati types like Parboiled, Jasmine, and Vietnamese rice, Tradologie supports a wide range of rice categories for global trade. You can also filter options based on grain length, moisture, whiteness, and other parameters.
Any rice exporter with valid documents such as IEC code, APEDA license, FSSAI certificate, GST, PAN, and a current bank account can register. Post-verification and subscription, exporters gain access to genuine global buyer inquiries for bulk orders.
Importers benefit from competitive pricing, multiple supplier options, and customisable quality specifications. Our SaaS based digital process ensures faster negotiation cycles, end-to-end transparency, and it protects against fraudulent trade practices.
Yes. Tradologie lists premium rice brands like Daawat, Lal Qila, Kohinoor, Shree Lal Mahal, and more, available for bulk purchase through verified exporters. These are often sourced directly from reputed mills and manufacturers.
Major importers include African nations (non-basmati rice), and Gulf & European countries (basmati rice). Tradologie serves buyers across all these regions by offering access to verified Indian rice exporters and facilitating direct trade based on region-specific preferences.
India, Thailand, Vietnam, Pakistan, and the U.S. dominate global rice exports. Tradologie features both Indian and global exporters, offering a transparent platform to trade with verified international buyers.
Most bulk deals start with a simple requirement — rice type, grade, quantity, and destination. Once that’s clear, traders negotiate price and shipment terms directly with exporters or millers and move ahead with container-level orders.
In practical terms, it’s usually one full container. Smaller quantities are possible, but most exporters prefer containerised shipments for pricing and logistics efficiency.
Yes, that happens often. Traders regularly mix basmati and non-basmati rice depending on market demand, as long as packaging and documentation are aligned.
There’s no fixed price. Rates depend on variety, quality specs, origin, freight, and timing. Most traders finalise prices closer to shipment rather than locking them weeks in advance.
Africa remains the biggest volume market, especially for non-basmati rice. Basmati demand stays strong in the Middle East and Europe, while Southeast Asia moves in and out depending on harvest conditions.
Both exist. Some traders work spot-to-spot, while others prefer repeat supply arrangements once quality and reliability are proven.