Rice bran is the most important rice by-product. It is an ingredient of great value in feed formulation, because it contains 15 -
18% protein, 14 - 18% oil, and 30 - 40% digestible carbohydrates. Non-defatted bran works as a binder in
low inclusion levels, while defatted rice bran can be used at higher inclusion levels.
Thai White Rice 100% Broken A1 Super | Premium Grade | FOB Thailand
Certified by: ISO, HACCP, HALAL, US FDA, BRC
Price : USD 450-500
Product Description :
Thai White Rice 100% Broken A1 Super is a high-quality broken rice product, ideal for food processors, breweries, pet food manufacturers, and repackers. Milled from premium Thai long-grain rice, this grade offers exceptional value and versatility in global markets.
With high purity and compliance with international food safety standards, our broken rice is processed under strict quality control and available FOB Thailand.
Product Specifications:
Whole Kernels / Head Rice: 15%
Broken Kernels: 80%
Small Broken (C1): 5.0%
Yellow Kernels: 1%
Chalky Kernels: 1%
Damaged Kernels: 1%
White Glutinous Kernels: 1.5%
Singly or Combined Off-Types: 0.5%
Moisture Content: 14%
Origin: Thailand
Packaging: 25kg, 50kg PP/PE woven bags or OEM packaging
MOQ: 1 x 20FT container
Supply Ability: 25,000 MT/month
Price Range: FOB Thailand $450-500 per MT
Key Features:
Cost-effective option for bulk food production
Milled from Thai long-grain white rice
Low moisture for longer shelf life
Uniform quality suitable for human and industrial use
Versatile applications: ready meals, snacks, brewing, and more
Hygienically packed under global food safety standards
Certified & Compliant:
ISO - Certified Quality Assurance Processes
HACCP- Risk-Based Food Safety Control
HALAL - Certified for Islamic Markets
US FDA - U.S. Food Safety Compliant
BRC - British Retail Consortium Global Food Standard
Keywords : Premium Thai White Rice Export
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Place Of Origin : Thailand
Brand Name : Private Label
broken rice can be used by the pet food industry, and for livestock feeding and aquaculture. Broken rice is also used to make starch which is used as laundry starch and in foods, cosmetics and textile manufacture.
