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Other Rice Varieties
available for Exports are: -
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- Organic
Basmati Rice
- Brown Basmati
Rice Dehradooni
- Basmati Rice
Supreme Quality
- Basmati Rice
A Grade
- Basmati Rice
B Grade
- Parboiled
Basmati Rice
- Long Grain
Raw Rice 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, 100%
broken
- Long Grain
Parboiled Rice 5, 10, 15, 20, 25,
35, 100% broken
- Long Grain
Silky (Water Polished) Rice
- Medium Grain
Rice - Raw and Parboiled
- Round / Short
Grain Rice - Raw and Parboiled
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World cereal production
in 2007 has been revised downward since the previous
report in July, but at 2 114 million tonnes
(including rice in milled terms), would still be a
record high, and 5.3 percent up from 2006. India’s
position of cereal production is 239.13 million
tonnes with the share of 11.31 per cent. The govt.
of India recently revised the 2007/08 food grain
production estimate upward to record 227.3 million
tons from its earlier estimate of 219.3 million
tons, citing favorable growing conditions for the
upward revision. The revised estimate includes 76.8
million tons of recently harvested wheat, 95.7
million tons of rice, and 39.7 million tons of
coarse grains, and 15.2 million tons pulses, all
records, concerns about food inflation forced the
government to ban exports of non-basmati rice
effective April 1, 2008, impose an export duty of $
200 per ton on basmati rice on top of the minimum
export price of $1000 per ton, make rice imports
duty free, and restrict private participation in
wheat purchases.
However, the government has reportedly permitted
exports of 500,000 tons of non-basmati rice to
Bangladesh, announced in the aftermath of cyclone
damage in Bangladesh. According preliminary
government data, rice exports in CY 2007 were around
6 million tons.
The export ban on non basmati rice and the export
restriction on basmati rice would drastically lower
India’s rice exports in CY 2008 and MY 2008/09 to
around 2.0 million tons, mostly basmati rice, and
some non-basmati rice exports under bilateral
agreements/food aid programs. Although India
abolished the Import duty on rice erective March 21,
2008, through March 31, 2009, no import have taken
place so far as world prices are much higher than
Indian prices.
Production fo other coarse grains in MY 2007/08
includes 7.7 million tons of sorghum, 12.2 million
tons of millet and 1.3 million tons barley marketed
in MY 2008/09. The increase is largely in response
to higher international prices as India has now
emerged as an exporter of corn and there are no
export restrictions on corn unlike in the case of
wheat and rice.
India’s MY 2007/08 corn exports are estimated at
1.5million tons, mostly to South East Asian
countries and the Middle East. Besides corn, India
is also exporting some barley. In October – November
are likely to continue in MY 2008/09.
NON BASMATI
RICE
Any rice other than
basmati rice is called non- basmati rice. In the
world it has been reported that there are 10000
varieties of rice and out of which the maximum
number are in India. In fact, basmati rice equals to
only 1% production of the total rice grown in India.
According to the recent statistics released by the
government of India, India which is the second
largest rice producer in the world, has exported
51.02 lakh tons of non-basmati rice till January
2008..India’s export of non basmati rice has
increased from Rs. 3178.16 Crores (USD Million
717.90) in 2005-06 to Rs. 4243.07 Crores (USD
Million 941.23) in 2006-07. The Major Importing
countries of Indian Non Basmati rice are Nigeria,
Bangladesh, South Africa, U.A.E and Ivory Coast etc.
BASMATI RICE
India is the largest
producer and exporter of basmati rice in the world.
The annual production in the country hovers at
around 10-15 lakh (1-1.5 million) tonnes a year, of
which around two-thirds is exported. The remaining
is consumed, within the country. Basmati rice is
grown exclusively in the northern part of Western
Punjab state (on both sides of the Indo-Pakistan
border), Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh.
Gulf region remains the major markets for Indian
basmati rice and inside Gulf, Saudi Arabia accounts
for the major chunk of basmati imports from India.
Pakistan is the sole competitor for India in the
international market for basmati rice. India's major
markets for basmati rice exports have been Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait, U.K, U.A.E, Yemen, etc. In fact,
Saudi Arabia traditionally has been the largest
market for Indian basmati rice.
WHEAT
Wheat cultivation has
traditionally been dominated by the northern region
of India. The northern states of Punjab and Haryana
Plains in India have been prolific wheat producers.
While this cereal grass has been studied carefully
in the past, recent years of painstaking research by
India's finest scientific talent has paid off with
the development of distinctly superior varieties of
Durum Wheat.
With a production reaching ten times in past five
years, India is today the second largest wheat
producer in the whole world. India has the largest
area in the world under wheat.
India is also a major exporter of Wheat in the
world. The major destination for Indian Wheat is
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Benin and Thailand.
OTHER CEREALS
 India’s
export of other cereals like Bajra, Barley, Buck
Wheat, Canary Seed, Grain Sorghum, Jowar, Maize
Seed, Oats, Other Creals, Other Maize, Ragi and rye
etc has increased from Rs. 453.82 Crores (USD
Million 102.51) in 2005-06 to Rs. 599.25 Crores
(USD Million 132.93) in 2006-07. The major
destinations for Indian Other Cereals are
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Benin and Thailand.
We are mainly dealing in
the following type of pulses:-
» Masoor Dal - (Red Lentil)
traders of pulses, indian pulses traders, pulses from
india, basmati rice, non basmati rice, sugar, spices,
soya bean, tea
» Masoor Chilka
» Masoor Whole Washed
» Black Masoor Whole
» Chana Dal - (Gram Lentil)
» Tuar Dal - (Pigeon Peas)
» Moong Dal Washed (Green Beans)
» Moong Chilka
» Moong Whole
» Urad Dal Washed
» Urad Chilka
» Urad Whole Black
» Black Eye Beans (Lobiya)
» Rajma (Red Kidney Beans)
» Chick Peas (Kabuli Chana)
» Black Chana and many more ...
Nutritional information/typical per 100
Gms uncooked.
» Protein - 9.0 gm
» Carbohydrate - 77.4 gm
» Energy - 375 cal
» Calcium - 6mg
» Phosphorous - 50mg
» Iron - 2mg
» Dietary Fibre - 1.0gm
» Fat - 0.0mg
Sugar
The cliché "Either find a way or make one" is embedded
very deeply at all levels at Shivnath Rai Harnarain. A
dedicated congregation of professionals went about the
task of setting up a plant with missionary zeal for
manufacture of white crystal sugar.
The marathon path traversed thereafter is illustrative
of the unique combination of passion and wisdom.
In the year 2000-2001 Shri Lalmahal group is involved in
export of all kind of Sugar. For the year 2000-2001, the
group is the largest exporter of Sugar from India.
Exported Qualities include:
» M -30 Variety
» S -30 Variety
» S -31 Variety
» L - Grade
Single Refined Sugar etc.
Salts
Taj Group (Taj
international) is dominating the field of Unwashed
Industrial Salt in the entire Indian market and is one
of the leading supplier to overseas market.
We are dealing in number of varieties that are :
» Washed Industrial Salts
» Unwashed Industrial Salts
» Washed Common Salts
» Unwashed Common Salts
TEA
tea exporters, rice suppliers, rice exporters, indian
rice exporter
We are supplying all types of Indian Tea, i.e., TGFBOP1,
GBOP1, CTC SBOP and BP and Dust Tea to all over the
world in packing of 20 KGS, 25 KGS, 30 KGS in bulk (bag
and wooden tea chest) & in consumer packs of 100 GMS,
200 GMS, 250 GMS, 450 GMS, 500 GMS, 1 KG etc. we also
pack in pouches further packed in CFC boxes, under our
name Shri Lalmahal and OK Tea.
Tea Bags
We are also exporting tea in the form of tea bags, both
soft tagged and hard tag tea bags. We are using high
quality tea dust and PF, hygienically packed. The filter
papers of these bags are hygienic and of the good
quality. When immersed the same in hot water even up to
10 hours, it will not break or loosen its strength and
identity. We export the tea bags in attractive packets
containing tea bags numbering 25, 50, 100, & 200 in each
packet. Each tea bag weighs 2 GMS.
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