About M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm - Corn Supplier in Bangladesh

Bangladesh‑based M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm lists six active agricultural products. The catalogue includes corn, corn sailage, Miniket rice, fresh Basmati rice, white sugar and maize corn flour, covering both grain and processed forms. Each entry is recorded under the relevant commodity families, with the Basmati rice entry linked to HS code 1006.30 for long‑grain aromatic rice. The supplier’s portfolio reflects typical Bangladeshi export commodities in the cereals, rice and sugar segments.

Product Range and Specialties of M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm

The product list features raw yellow corn, corn sailage (silage for animal feed), a branded Miniket rice variety, aromatic Basmati rice (HS 1006.30), refined white sugar and maize‑derived corn flour. In the global market, corn is often classified as US No. 2 grade with moisture around 14 % and protein 8‑9 %. Basmati rice exported from South Asia usually meets export grade specifications of 12 % broken grain, moisture ≤13 % and aromatic intensity measured by the sensory panel. White sugar commonly adheres to ICUMSA 45 purity, ash ≤0.04 % and moisture ≤0.5 %. Corn flour for food applications typically has a particle size of 100‑200 µm and a protein content of 7‑9 %.

Trade and Export Information - M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm

Bangladesh exports significant volumes of rice, sugar and feed grains to the Middle East, South Asia and East Africa. HS chapter 10 covers the listed cereals (e.g., 1005 for corn, 1006 for rice) while HS 1701 applies to refined sugar and HS 1101 to grain‑derived flours. Importers usually require ISO 22000 or HACCP‑type food safety certification, along with a phytosanitary certificate issued by the Bangladesh Plant Quarantine authority. Standard export logistics involve 20‑foot containers loaded with 20‑22 metric tonnes of bulk grain, or 25 kg polypropylene bags for rice, and bulk bags for sugar and flour.

Sourcing from M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm - Buyer Guidance

Buyers should request a recent phytosanitary certificate, a laboratory analysis report for moisture, foreign matter and mycotoxin levels for corn and corn flour, and a sugar purity test conforming to ICUMSA standards. For the Basmati rice, a certificate of origin and a quality test confirming moisture ≤13 % and broken grain ≤12 % is typical. Samples in standard 25 kg bags or 1 kg laboratory packs enable verification before full‑scale orders.

What HS codes apply to the products offered by M/S. SS Textile And Agro Farm?

Corn and corn sailage fall under HS chapter 10, typically HS 1005. Fresh Basmati rice is listed with HS 1006.30. White sugar is classified under HS 1701 and maize corn flour under HS 1101 for grain‑derived flours.

Which quality specifications are common for the corn supplied?

Export‑grade corn is usually US No. 2 with moisture around 14 % and protein 8‑9 %. Buyers often request a test report confirming these parameters and the absence of mycotoxins above 20 ppb.

What certifications should a buyer request for the rice products?

Buyers typically ask for a certificate of origin, an ISO 22000 or HACCP food safety audit report, and a laboratory analysis showing moisture ≤13 % and broken grain ≤12 % for Basmati rice.

How is white sugar usually packaged for export?

White sugar is commonly packed in 50 kg polypropylene bags or bulk bags (up to 1 tonne) and loaded in 20‑ft containers, with HS 1701 indicating refined sugar.

What documentation is needed for corn flour shipments?

A phytosanitary certificate, a material safety data sheet, and a laboratory report confirming particle size (100‑200 µm) and protein content (7‑9 %) are standard requirements.

What are typical lead times and minimum order quantities?

Lead times for grain and rice shipments from Bangladesh range from 30 to 45 days after order confirmation. Minimum order quantities are usually one 20‑ft container (approximately 20 metric tonnes) for bulk grain, or 500 kg for packaged rice.