Dehydrated rice porridge with carrot

The product is a ready‑to‑eat Dehydrated rice porridge with carrot offered by All Rice Plus Co., Ltd. It blends dehydrated jasmine rice (93%), iodine salt (1%), soybean flour (4%) and carrot (2%) into a single‑serve sachet. Each sachet is sealed and weighs exactly 90 g, allowing precise portion control. The formulation is designed to provide a balanced mix of carbohydrates, protein and essential vitamins for quick meals.

The jasmine rice used is the long‑grain variety commonly employed in Thai cuisine, and the dehydration process removes most of the moisture while preserving nutritional value. In the sector, dehydrated grain products typically retain around 5 % moisture, which helps achieve a shelf life of about twelve months when stored in a cool, dry place. Standard nutritional profiles for similar porridges show roughly 70 % carbohydrates and 7 % protein per 100 g, figures that align with the blend’s ingredient ratios.

The porridge is suited for households, restaurants and catering services that need a fast, nutritious option. Buyers often request flexible minimum order quantities, so the exact MOQ should be confirmed directly with the supplier. Shipping is normally arranged under L/C or T/T payment terms, and the supplier can advise on incoterms once the order size is known.

All Rice Plus Co., Ltd. is located on the 10th floor of P.B. Tower, Sukhumvit 71 Rd., Bangkok 10110, Thailand. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbor‑tier trust rating, indicating that it meets basic verification standards on the marketplace. Its response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, suggesting that recent communication may be limited and should be verified before engagement.

The supplier states that its Dehydrated rice porridge with carrot complies with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) requirements, although the exact certification documents are not attached to the listing. No additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures are provided, so buyers should request any further corporate or quality documentation needed for their internal due‑diligence process.