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India, with a catalogue of 22 listed products, supplies a range of cereals through Gramway Exports Private Limited. The supplier’s catalogue includes eleven millet varieties - Foxtail, Kodo, Little, Barnyard, Pearl, and Finger millet - each identified by its local name. In addition, the list contains eleven rice types covering traditional Indian cultivars such as Bridegroom's (Mappillai Samba), Black (Karuppu Kavuni), Idli, Navara (Forbidden), Women's (Poongar), Pure Jasmine (Thooyamalli), Bamboo, Karunkuruvai, Kulla Kar, Kuda Vazhai, Aruvatham Kuruvai, Wild Elephant (Kattu Yanam), Seeraga Samba, White Ponni and White Ponni Kaikuthal. All entries fall under the broad HS chapter 10 for cereals, where rice is typically classified under HS 1006 and millets under HS 1008. The supplier does not disclose additional product specifications in the catalogue.
The catalogue lists six millet species - Foxtail, Kodo, Little, Barnyard, Pearl and Finger - each commonly exported with moisture content below 13 % and foreign matter under 2 %. Indian millets are often graded by kernel size, broken grain percentage and colour uniformity. Rice varieties in the list span ordinary and specialty types; typical export grades for Indian non‑Basmati rice include milling recovery above 70 %, broken grain below 5 % and moisture ≤14 %. Jasmine‑type rice such as Pure Jasmine (Thooyamalli) is usually sold with aroma intensity measured by sensory panels and head‑rice yield above 65 %. Standard packaging for bulk export includes 25 kg polypropylene bags, 1‑ton bulk containers, and 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers for larger shipments.
The supplier lists Foxtail, Kodo, Little, Barnyard, Pearl and Finger millet, each commonly exported with moisture below 13 % and foreign matter under 2 %.
The catalogue includes Bridegroom's (Mappillai Samba), Black (Karuppu Kavuni), Idli, Navara (Forbidden), Women's (Poongar), Pure Jasmine (Thooyamalli), Bamboo, Karunkuruvai, Kulla Kar, Kuda Vazhai, Aruvatham Kuruvai, Wild Elephant (Kattu Yanam), Seeraga Samba, White Ponni and White Ponni Kaikuthal.
Rice varieties fall under HS 1006, while millet varieties are classified under HS 1008 in the international customs tariff.
Buyers should request the supplier’s FSSAI licence, ISO 22000 or HACCP audit reports, and any organic certificates (USDA‑NOP or EU‑ECO) if the market requires organic status.
Export shipments are usually packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags with inner liners, and consolidated into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers for sea freight.
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