Import Black Rice — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Chingmoi supplies black rice, a variety of Oryza sativa L., sourced from traditional farms in northern India. The product is delivered with a moisture content of 13.5%, a broken grain percentage of 4%, and a foreign matter level of 0.3%, as stated in the listing. Grain length averages 6.5 mm, with a natural purple-black pigmentation from anthocyanin compounds. It is not certified organic, but unprocessed, non-irradiated, and free from chemical additives.

This rice is milled to remove the outer bran layer while preserving the nutrient-rich germ, resulting in a chewy texture and earthy, nutty flavor profile. It is typically classified as a medium-grain rice, with amylose content between 18% and 22%, which influences its cooking behavior and digestibility. Unlike polished white rice, black rice retains its bran and germ, contributing to higher fiber and antioxidant levels. Standard industry practice allows for up to 5% broken grains and 1% foreign matter in premium grades; this product meets or exceeds those benchmarks.

Buyers include specialty food distributors, organic grocery chains, and premium restaurants in Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia. The rice is packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags with inner moisture barriers, suitable for containerized sea freight. Trade terms include FOB New Delhi, with CIF available upon request. Minimum order quantity is not specified in the listing; buyers should confirm bulk packaging options directly with the supplier.

Chingmoi is a registered supplier based in New Delhi, India, with a harbor trust tier and no recorded response rate or average response time in the listing. The profile confirms active trading in rice commodities but does not state years in business, employee count, or client names. The supplier operates as a direct exporter, handling bulk shipments from Indian agricultural regions without claiming ownership of farms or processing facilities.

There is no mention of certifications, audits, or quality control systems in the listing. The supplier does not indicate involvement in organic certification, fair trade, or third-party inspections. Buyers should treat this as a direct trade source with limited public verification and confirm all technical and compliance requirements before placing orders.