Import Black Glutinous Rice — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

JCC Food Foodstuff Corp supplies black glutinous rice sourced from Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region, processed to preserve the whole grain structure and natural anthocyanin pigments. The product is described as unpolished, with a deep purple-black hue that fades slightly upon cooking. The supplier notes it is less common in Vietnam than white glutinous rice, leading to higher pricing and limited volume availability.

This rice has a typical grain length of 5.8 to 6.5 mm and a moisture content estimated at 12% to 14% based on standard drying practices in southern Vietnam. The starch composition is dominated by amylopectin, resulting in a sticky texture when steamed. Unlike polished rice, it retains bran-derived nutrients including iron, fiber, and antioxidants. The supplier references a 1/4 cup serving providing 4 grams of protein and 1 gram of fiber, consistent with standard values for unpolished black rice.

Buyers include specialty food importers, health-focused retailers, and restaurants serving traditional Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. Packaging is not specified but is assumed to be in standard 25 kg jute or polypropylene bags for export. Trade terms and lead time are not provided. Buyers should confirm whether the rice is washed before packaging and whether it meets the minimum purity standards for international trade.

JCC Food Foodstuff Corp is based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with a physical address in Go Vap District. The company is listed as a foodstuff supplier with no details on farm ownership, milling capacity, or export history. No certifications, years in business, or client references are provided. The supplier’s profile includes no contact information beyond the platform listing, and response rate is recorded as zero.

The source description focuses on nutritional benefits and culinary uses rather than operational capabilities. There is no mention of quality control systems, packaging standards, or logistics partners. All claims about health benefits are general and based on published research, not supplier-specific testing. The company does not appear to offer traceability, batch numbering, or third-party verification beyond the product description.