Import Golden Harvest Basmati Rice — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Netherlands

Golden Harvest Basmati Rice is offered by W&e Holding B.v, an imported supplier based in the Netherlands. The rice originates from the fertile Himalayan plains and is classified as a premium long‑grain aromatic variety, noted for its fluffy texture and distinctive nutty flavour. It also carries a low glycaemic index and provides essential nutrients, making it attractive for health‑focused foodservice operations.

In the basmati market the grain typically measures 6.5‑7.5 mm in length, contains 12 % moisture or less and has a broken‑grain rate under five percent. The amylose content generally falls between 22 % and 24 %, contributing to the characteristic separation of grains after cooking. These parameters align with the standards applied by major export markets and are reflected in the product’s ISO and FSSAI certifications cited by the supplier.

The rice is suited to a range of culinary uses, from traditional pilafs to accompaniment for curries, and is purchased by wholesalers, hotel chains and specialty retailers. W&e Holding B.v states that minimum order quantities are flexible for bulk supply, and the product is shipped in standard 25 kg polypropylene bags under FOB or CIF terms. Buyers are advised to confirm exact packaging, lead time and payment conditions directly with the supplier.

W&e Holding B.v is listed as an imported supplier operating from the Netherlands and carries a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication metrics are currently unavailable. The supplier’s public data does not include details on company size, years in operation or specific client references.

The listing focuses on the supply of Golden Harvest Basmati Rice and does not provide additional information about production facilities, quality‑assurance processes or ancillary product lines. Prospective buyers should therefore request any missing corporate documentation, such as factory audits or export licences, directly from the supplier before finalising a contract.