Basmati Rice Manufacturer, Supplier & Exporter, All Varieties in Bulk

Trusted by 500+ B2B buyers, distributors, and importers across India and international markets.

Krishna Rice Mill is a trusted name in the basmati rice industry, with over 35 years of experience as a manufacturer, supplier, and exporter. For more than three decades, we have worked closely with paddy farmers, processors, wholesalers, distributors, and international importers to deliver consistent, high quality basmati rice at scale. Our long standing presence in the industry reflects our commitment to reliability, transparent trade practices, and strong bulk supply relationships built over the years. From sourcing and milling to grading, packaging, and export documentation, every stage is handled with the same attention to detail that has defined our business since day one. When you partner with Krishna Rice Mill, you work with a company that understands the basmati rice trade inside out.

Our Basmati Rice Varieties

We manufacture and supply the full spectrum of basmati rice varieties and trade grades, so buyers can source everything from a single basmati rice company.

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Certified Production Credential

1121 Basmati Rice

AGL - 8.35mm

Why Buyers Choose Us as Their Basmati Rice Manufacturer

Milling capacity: 250 MT/day, with integrated processing under one roof.

35+ years of trusted experience in the basmati rice industry.

Strict grading and sorting using color sorters and gravity separators.

Consistent quality across every order, with batch testing before dispatch

As an established basmati rice manufacturer in India, we control the process end-to-end, from paddy sourcing in the basmati-growing belts of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, to milling, polishing, and packaging, so buyers get consistent specifications, order after order.

Basmati Rice Supplier for Bulk Domestic Orders

As one of the established basmati rice suppliers in India, we serve wholesalers, distributors, retail chains, and HORECA (hotel, restaurant, catering) businesses across Punjab, Haryana, Delhi NCR, and Uttar Pradesh. Our logistics network ensures reliable, on-time delivery for recurring bulk orders, with flexible packaging from 25kg to 50kg bags, jumbo bags, and custom private-label packaging.

Whether you need a one-time bulk purchase or a long-term supply contract, our team works with you to plan volumes, packaging, and delivery schedules.

Certifications

Basmati Rice Supplier for Bulk Domestic Orders

Get in touch with our team for current pricing, sample requests, and bulk order enquiries.

Basmati Rice Page

FAQs

Q1: Who is the biggest exporter of basmati rice in the world?

Ans: India is the world’s largest exporter of basmati rice, supplying to over 150 countries. Its Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh belts produce most of the global basmati rice supply.

Ans: India is the largest producer of basmati rice globally. Basmati rice is grown almost exclusively in the Indo-Gangetic plains of these two countries.

Ans: Middle Eastern countries, especially Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the UAE, have the highest demand for Indian basmati rice, followed by strong demand from Europe and North America.

Ans: Yes. Basmati rice can be exported from India by registered exporters holding APEDA registration, following export documentation, quality certification, and phytosanitary requirements for international shipments.

Ans: India has several established basmati rice exporters concentrated in Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh. Krishna Rice Mill has been part of this trade for 35+ years.

Ans: Haryana, Punjab, and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand are the regions most famous for basmati rice, thanks to their soil and climate suited to basmati cultivation.

Ans: Basmati rice generally costs more than regular rice due to its longer aging period, distinct aroma, and limited growing regions, which affect its production and processing.

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