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Traditional Basmati Rice

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Fob price- $500-$1600

Product Detailed description- Quality: 1st Grade Admixture Max 1% Damaged Max 3% Packing : PP Bags 5/10/25/50kg Origin : India Monthly production volume : 10000 Ton

Minimum Quantity- 1 metric ton
Packaging Detail- As per customer need
Capacity- 10000 metric tonnes per month
Sample available- Yes
Sample cost born by- Buyer

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Product NameTraditional Basmati Rice
PriceNegotiable
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Shiron Industries
Delhi
Delhi India
Contact Person: Chahat Kalra
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What product is offered by Shiron Industries?

Shiron Industries offers Traditional Basmati Rice. The supplier is from India.

Where is the supplier of Traditional Basmati Rice located?

The supplier of Traditional Basmati Rice, Shiron Industries, is located in Delhi, Delhi, India.

What is the origin of Traditional Basmati Rice?

The origin of Traditional Basmati Rice is India Monthly production volume : 10000 Ton Minimum Quantity- 1 metric ton Packaging Detail- As per customer need Capacity- 10000 metric tonnes per month Sample available- Yes Sample cost born by- Buyer.

What products does Shiron Industries deal in?

Shiron Industries deals in rice, spices, salt, flour, grain, pulses, lentils, dry fruits, oil, and fresh fruits and vegetables.

When was this Traditional Basmati Rice page last updated?

This Traditional Basmati Rice page was last updated on September 2, 2025.