Rice & Rice Products - Rice Exporter from India

An Export House Built Around Rice

Rice is where Three Eyed Lord's export story starts. We're a Gujarat-registered export house headquartered in Ahmedabad, with a trade desk in Dubai to stay close to our GCC buyers - and rice is the commodity our sourcing network, quality checkpoints, and logistics relationships were first built to handle. Every other category we export, from pulses to spices to oil seeds, runs on the same infrastructure we use to move rice out of India: verified farm and mill partnerships, Sortex-cleaned lots, lab-tested specifications, and full documentation ready before the vessel sails.

We're not a trading intermediary reselling whatever's available that week. We work directly with farms, millers, and processing partners in rice-growing belts across India, which means we control quality and consistency at the source rather than inheriting whatever a middleman hands us. For a basmati rice supplier relationship that needs to survive multiple container loads without a single failed spec, that origin control matters more than any single certificate on a wall.

What International Buyers Source From Us

Our rice range covers both ends of the market that global importers ask for:

• Aged, extra-long grain basmati - including Basmati Rice 1121 and 1509 varieties, aromatic and non-sticky, milled and graded to export specification.
• Aromatic long grain and medium grain rice - including Sona Masuri, suited to everyday HORECA and retail volume where consistent cooking behaviour matters more than premium grain length.
• White rice and long grain rice export in bulk, packed to the format your market expects - private-label, unbranded, or bulk jute and PP bags.

If you're a wholesale buyer, HORECA distributor, or retail importer, we build orders around your specification rather than pushing a fixed catalogue at you. Tell us the variety, grade, moisture tolerance, and packaging your market needs, and our trade desk will confirm sourcing and pricing within 24 hours.

Browse individual specifications on Basmati Rice 1121 and Sona Masuri Rice, or see rice alongside our wider range in the full product catalogue.

Why Buyers Choose Three Eyed Lord for Bulk Rice Export

International rice importer India relationships tend to break down over the same handful of issues: inconsistent quality between containers, documentation arriving late, and suppliers who go quiet mid-negotiation. We built our process specifically against those failure points.

Direct sourcing, not blind trading. We buy directly from farms, mills, and processing partners in rice-producing regions, which keeps pricing competitive and traceability intact from field to container. When you ask where a lot originated, we can actually answer.

A documented quality system, not a sales claim. Every rice consignment passes through the same six-checkpoint quality process we run across our catalogue - farm-gate inspection, Sortex cleaning and optical sorting, independent lab testing for moisture and purity, controlled packaging, supervised container stuffing with photographic records, and full export documentation shared before the vessel sails, not after.

Packaging built around your shelf, not ours. Food-grade jute, PP, BOPP, or vacuum packaging, in private-label or unbranded formats, sized to the format your retail or food-service market expects.

A trade desk that replies. Our team was built by people who spent years buying agri commodities before they started exporting them - so we know what a slow reply or a vague quote costs a buyer on a deadline. Enquiries get a response within 24 hours, and samples are available on request before you commit to a bulk order.

Sourced in Gujarat, Shipped Through India's Key Ports

Rice consignments move through whichever Indian port makes sense for your destination and incoterms - Mundra, Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Kandla, Chennai, Kolkata, or Tuticorin. Mundra port rice export and Pipavav-region shipments are a natural fit for buyers in the GCC given the proximity to our Ahmedabad base and Dubai trade desk, while eastern and southern ports let us route non-basmati rice from Andhra and southern milling regions efficiently to Africa, Europe, and South-East Asia.

We work on both FOB and CIF terms, choosing the freight route that suits your landed cost and delivery window. For GCC food import buyers working with tight retail restocking cycles, and for European or African importers building predictable annual supply, that port flexibility translates directly into shorter lead times and fewer surprises at customs.

Who We Supply

Our bulk rice export capability is built for buyers who need reliability at volume, not one-off spot purchases:

• Importers and distributors building a consistent basmati or white rice program for a domestic market
• Wholesalers sourcing long grain rice export volumes for redistribution to retail and food service
• Supermarkets and retail chains needing private-label or branded rice packed to shelf-ready specification
• Food processing companies requiring consistent, lab-tested rice as a raw material input
• HORECA distributors sourcing aromatic rice from India in the volumes hotel and restaurant kitchens actually use

Whichever category you fall into, we typically supply by full container load (FCL) and bulk volumes - share your product, grade, and destination, and we'll confirm the exact minimum order quantity for your requirement.

Documentation and Compliance, Handled Before You Ask

Rice shipments carry more documentation scrutiny than most agri commodities, particularly around aflatoxin, pesticide residue, and phytosanitary compliance. We treat that as a baseline, not a bottleneck. Every rice export is backed by invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, phytosanitary and health certificates, certificates of analysis, and Bills of Lading - plus market-specific paperwork such as halal or fumigation certificates where your destination requires it.

We operate as an APEDA-registered, IEC-holding, FSSAI-compliant export house with ISO-aligned processing, and hold or work with partners certified under HACCP, and recognised by the Spices Board of India and FIEO. If you're building an import file for the first time, our guide to export documentation required for food products from India walks through exactly what to expect, and our piece on buying food products directly from India explains why cutting out layers of intermediaries improves both cost and quality control.

Beyond Rice: One Trade Desk for Your Full Basket

Many of our rice buyers also source pulses and dhal, spices and masalas, or wheat, maize, and other grains from us in the same shipping cycle - consolidating a container across categories rather than managing separate suppliers for each commodity. If rice is your entry point, it doesn't have to be your only line item.