Top 10 Global Markets for Indian Non Basmati Rice

Top 10 Global Markets for Indian Non Basmati Rice

Empowering Global Trade with Quality Indian Rice By Global Pulse Farm

Introduction India is one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of non Basmati rice, supplying over 100 countries with premium quality varieties. Non Basmati rice is known for its affordability, versatility, and wide acceptance across culinary traditions—from daily meals to commercial kitchens. Global Pulse Farm, headquartered in Hyderabad, is at the forefront of this international trade, connecting Indian farmers to global buyers with trust, quality, and commitment.

🌍 Top 10 Global Markets for Indian Non Basmati Rice 1. Bangladesh   

Major importer of parboiled non Basmati rice Requires quick delivery during food shortages or crop failures Favors low-broken rice for public food distribution

2. Benin (West Africa) 

A gateway for Indian rice into Francophone Africa

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Prefers 100% broken rice and low-cost varieties High demand for bulk shipments through African distributors

3. Senegal  

Imports milled and parboiled non Basmati rice for urban consumption Consistent demand for long-grain and medium-grain varieties

4. Nepal   

Strong preference for Indian rice due to cultural and trade ties Prefers medium-grain rice for daily meals Favors smaller pack sizes for retail

5. UAE (United Arab Emirates)   

Imports premium and medium-grade non Basmati rice High demand for both retail and foodservice segments Strict on quality and labeling standards

6. Saudi Arabia   

Large demand for non Basmati rice for its labor population Uses rice extensively in traditional dishes like Kabsa Buys both parboiled and raw rice

7. Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire)   

Major importer of Indian broken rice Used in local dishes and processed food industries Requires bulk quantity with competitive pricing

8. Malaysia  

Favors parboiled and raw varieties for various ethnic cuisines India competes with Thailand and Vietnam in price and supply

9. Sri Lanka   

Regularly imports Indian non Basmati rice to bridge local shortfalls Strong preference for raw rice in traditional dishes Local brands often source directly from India

10. Togo   

Key African market for Indian rice Broken rice and low-gluten rice varieties are in demand Significant re-export market for surrounding nations

✅ Why Choose Global Pulse Farm?     

Direct Sourcing: We procure non Basmati rice directly from trusted farmers and mandis. Customized Packaging: From 5kg to 50kg, we offer retail and bulk solutions tailored to your market. Global Network: Successfully exporting to over 30 countries with deep understanding of local needs. Quality Guaranteed: We follow stringent quality control, fumigation, and moisture control procedures. Logistics Expertise: End-to-end solutions, from procurement to port clearance and LC support.

📈 Export Support You Can Rely On At Global Pulse Farm, we don’t just sell rice—we build partnerships. Whether you're a wholesaler in Africa, a retail chain in the Middle East, or a government agency, we ensure timely, traceable, and transparent supply.