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 guideUnprocessed whole pulses sourced from certified farms in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, cleaned, fumigated and bagged for millers and food processors.

| Types | Kabuli chana, moong, urad, masoor, toor |
|---|---|
| Kabuli chana counts | 44/46, 50/52, 58/60 |
| Moisture | Below 12% |
| Admixture | Below 2% |
| Purity | 98% and above |
| Infestation | Weevil-free, with fumigation certificate |
25 kg or 50 kg PP bags; custom bag sizes and printing 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.


Kabuli chana, moong, urad, masoor and toor ship to Gulf importers, dal millers and food processors in the UAE, Europe and Southeast Asia, fumigated and documented for each destination.
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.
44/46, 50/52 and 58/60 seeds per ounce, packed separately by count.
Yes. Every container is fumigated before sealing and the certificate is included in the documents.
One 20-foot container. Mixed loads of several pulses in one container can be arranged.
It depends on count (44/46, 50/52 or 58/60), crop year and destination. We quote per tonne FOB JNPT or CIF against your count and packing; see indicative prices for reference values.
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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