About Genuine Global Agro Impex - Rice Supplier in India

India hosts Genuine Global Agro Impex, which currently lists eight active products across its catalogue. The supplier’s portfolio includes four rice varieties - White Ponni, Sona Masuri, 1121 Basmati, and Sharbati Basmati - and four kitchenware items - Puttu Kudam, Milk Boiler, Idli Maker/cooker, and Idli Maker. These items fall under the top categories Kitchenware & Cooking, Rice, 1121 Basmati Rice, and Non Stick Cookware as recorded in the supplier data. The product count of eight reflects the distinct SKUs available for export. All listings are identified without additional HS‑code data in the source facts.

The rice products are classified under HS chapter 10 (specifically HS code 1006 for milled rice), while the kitchenware items are grouped under HS chapter 73 for metal tableware and cookware. The catalogue does not provide individual HS codes, but the category alignment follows standard customs classifications. The supplier is marked as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating its participation in cross‑border trade. No further company history or financial metrics are supplied.

Product Range and Specialties of Genuine Global Agro Impex

White Ponni and Sona Masuri are medium‑grain Indian rice varieties typically marketed with moisture content not exceeding 14 % and broken grain levels below 5 %. 1121 Basmati and Sharbati Basmati belong to the long‑grain export segment, where kernel length averages 6.5 mm or more, aroma intensity meets the Indian Standard IS 2680, and broken percentage is limited to 2‑3 %. The kitchenware line includes a stainless‑steel Puttu Kudam of 2‑3 L capacity, a metal Milk Boiler with insulated handle, and two Idli Makers constructed from food‑grade stainless steel (type 304) or aluminum with PTFE non‑stick coating. In the wider market, non‑stick cookware is often graded by coating durability (e.g., ≥10 % weight loss after 100 heat cycles) and complies with FDA 21 CFR 175.300 for food contact surfaces.

Trade and Export Information - Genuine Global Agro Impex

India is the world’s largest exporter of Basmati and non‑Basmati rice, shipping primarily to the Middle East, the Gulf Cooperation Council, Europe, and the United States. Rice exports use HS code 1006 and are subject to phytosanitary inspection, with buyers frequently requiring FSSAI registration, ISO 22000/HACCP compliance, and laboratory analysis reports. Containers are usually loaded as 20‑ft (≈800 × 25 kg bags) or 40‑ft units, with FOB Mumbai or CIF to destination ports being common terms.

Indian metal kitchenware, especially stainless‑steel and aluminum cookware, is exported under HS codes 7615 (stainless‑steel tableware) and 7612 (aluminum cookware). Major importers include African nations, the GCC, and European markets that demand CE marking and, where applicable, FDA compliance for non‑stick coatings. Export shipments are typically palletized on 40‑ft containers, with standard packaging of individual items in cardboard boxes and outer shrink‑wrap. Documentation often includes a Certificate of Origin, a test report for material composition, and ISO 9001 certification where the manufacturer holds it.

Sourcing from Genuine Global Agro Impex - Buyer Guidance

Buyers should request a recent mill test report that details moisture, broken percentage, and kernel length for each rice variety, together with a phytosanitary certificate issued by the Indian agricultural authority. For the kitchenware, a supplier‑issued Declaration of Conformity confirming CE or FDA compliance, along with an ISO 9001 quality management certificate, is advisable. Sample orders of 5 kg of rice or one unit of each cookware item can help verify product quality before a full order. Verify packaging specifications - 25 kg bags for rice and individual cardboard boxes for cookware - to ensure compatibility with the buyer’s logistics chain.

What rice varieties does Genuine Global Agro Impex offer?

The catalogue lists White Ponni, Sona Masuri, 1121 Basmati, and Sharbati Basmati. Each variety is supplied as milled white rice, commonly packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags.

What are the typical specifications for the Basmati rice items?

Basmati grades usually have an average kernel length of 6.5 mm or more, moisture ≤14 %, and broken rice ≤5 %. Export‑grade Basmati often carries an aroma score of ≥30 % and complies with the Indian Standard IS 2680.

Which certifications should a buyer request for the rice products?

Buyers should ask for a FSSAI license, an ISO 22000 or HACCP safety audit report, and a phytosanitary certificate issued by the Indian agricultural authority. A laboratory analysis sheet confirming moisture and broken percentage is also standard.

What kitchenware items are included in the product range?

The range includes a stainless‑steel Puttu Kudam, a metal Milk Boiler, and two versions of an Idli Maker (one with an integrated cooker). These items are typically made from food‑grade stainless steel (type 304) or aluminum with a PTFE non‑stick coating.

What standards apply to the non‑stick cookware offered?

Non‑stick cookware intended for export should meet FDA 21 CFR 175.300 for coating safety and, for European markets, bear the CE mark under the Low Voltage Directive. ISO 9001 quality management certification is commonly held by manufacturers.

What are typical packaging and shipping formats for the rice?

Rice is usually packed in 25 kg woven polypropylene bags, which are then grouped on wooden pallets for 20‑ft container loading (approximately 800 bags per container). Shipping terms often use FOB or CIF to major ports such as Mumbai, Dubai, or Rotterdam.

What is the usual minimum order quantity and lead time?

For rice varieties the MOQ is typically 10 metric tonnes per variety, with a lead time of 30‑45 days from order confirmation. For kitchenware the MOQ ranges from 500 to 1 000 units, with a lead time of 40‑60 days depending on tooling.