Rice

With the modernisation and streamlining of the rice processing mills , the fortunes of the Pakistani rice, (which was always popular in the world markets,) have climbed still higher. Scented ' basmati, rice has its
 
 clientele the world over but more so in the Middle east, in the Arab world and in the south Asian countries . East Europe prefers non-scented varieties of Pakistani rice . Towards the end of the eighties, Pakistan followed the USA and Thailand as the third largest rice exporting country in the world. Basmati 
 
  variety of rice, a long grained non?glutinous, aromatic rice is extremely popular around the world. Pakistan's Basmati Pak-10 is 10% broken and is packed in double jute/Hessian bags according to various weight measures. Consumer packets of one kilo Basmati rice with a maximum 4% broken is also available for direct retail sale. Another variety of rice exported is Irri-6, which is similar to Basmati, 
 
 but is non aromatic. Irri-6 is available in different percentages of broken rice ranging from 55 to 45% in packing of double jute/Hessian bags in different weights. State of the art rice processing mills have made Pakistani rice doubly more desirable in the world markets.
 
  
 

Worlds best qualities ofcBasmati Rice, Cornal Basmati, Super Cornal Basmati.

Worlds best qualities ofcBasmati Rice, Cornal Basmati, Super Cornal Basmati.