How does Indian Rice meet local and global standards of quality? A global crisis in food production in required quantity is observed all over the world for domestic usage. Another issue arises with not up to the mark quality. The grain export from India has huge potential, as we are the only country in Asia growing rice in large volumes. Non-basmati rice is now accepted in the entire world and also majorly exported in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Gulf countries. There are quite a few challenges to meet the quantity, variety, and quality when we focus on export. The rice farmers in remote regions of South and East India are looking for partners to extend the market for rice, which has good potential both domestically and internationally. India’s rice is highly acceptable in the world market. The government is restricting the export since the last one year. The international market will take time to reach the segments. There are the two parameters which must be fulfilled for exporting. Moisture should not exceed 13%, Otherwise, it will be damaged in transit itself. The broken percentage should not exceed 3%, but it may be accepted up to 5%. Amoli International ensures the rice quality adhered to above two parameters so that you get a full sack of rice with premium grain and incredible taste. If you have any queries for Indian rice import, contact or email to get a solution. https://www.amoliinternational.com/basmati-rice.html #indianrice #ricestandards #nonbasmatirice #basmatirice #riceexport #indianriceexport #qualityrice #riceimport #premiumrice #amoliinternational #globalricequality