Private Label Rice and Pulses: Your Brand on the Bag
How private-label packing works: 25 to 50 kg bags with your brand, minimum orders, artwork and compliance, and why it beats reselling another label.
Read the guideSplit and polished pulses processed at our Akola facility: chana dal, toor dal, moong dal, urad dal and masoor dal, colour-sorted and packed to export grade.

| Varieties | Chana dal, toor dal, moong dal (green/yellow), urad dal (black/white), masoor dal |
|---|---|
| Split | 95% and above |
| Broken | Below 2% |
| Processing | Machine-cleaned, colour-sorted, polished |
| Compliance | FSSAI compliant |
25 kg or 50 kg export bags; consumer packs of 1–5 kg on request. Minimum order is one 20-foot container unless agreed otherwise.
Our own photos from the packing floor and the loading bay, not stock images.


Toor, moong, chana, urad and masoor dal ship to distributors in the UAE and the Gulf, the UK, the US and Australia, in export bags or under private label for retail.
Each lot is sampled at sourcing and again before loading. Shipments travel with commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate and the relevant test report. Pre-shipment inspection by a third party can be arranged.
Yes. Private-label consumer packs and printed export bags can be produced to your artwork.
Dal is cleaned, colour-sorted and polished by default; unpolished can be supplied on request.
Properly stored dal keeps for 12 months; each bag carries the packing date.
Dal is quoted per tonne by grade, split percentage and packing. Reference values are on our prices board; a firm quote follows your specification within one working day.
How private-label packing works: 25 to 50 kg bags with your brand, minimum orders, artwork and compliance, and why it beats reselling another label.
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