从Egypt供应商批发进口5451 Rice — FOB条款

This 5451 rice from Armando is a premium 2nd grade long-grain variety originating from Vietnam but sourced through Egypt. The grain meets a broken basic specification of 3/4 at 5% maximum, with a moisture content capped at 14%. Kernel defects are tightly controlled, with yellow kernels at 0.5%, damaged kernels at 0.5%, red kernels at 2% and green kernels at 0.1%. Chalky kernels are limited to 6%, and glutinous rice content is 0.5%, ensuring consistent quality for bulk buyers.

The rice has an average grain length of 6.2 mm, with a milling degree classified as WM & DP (well-milled and double-polished). Foreign matter is restricted to 0.1%, and paddy content is limited to 15 grains per kg, which are standard benchmarks for premium long-grain rice in international trade. Typical packaging for this grade includes 25 kg or 50 kg PP bags with PE liners, though the exact options are confirmed on enquiry.

This variety is primarily used in markets where long-grain, non-sticky rice is preferred, such as Middle Eastern, African and European cuisines. Buyers typically include wholesale distributors, food processors and large-scale catering operations. The crop year is stated as 2018, though buyers should confirm the current harvest year, as rice quality can degrade over time. Trade terms such as MOQ, lead time and Incoterms are not specified and must be clarified with Armando.

Armando operates as a rice supplier based in Cairo, Egypt, with an address listed at Maadi Grand Mall. The company sources 5451 rice, a premium 2nd grade long-grain variety, and offers it for wholesale export. The profile does not disclose additional details such as company history, production capacity or client base, which are not provided in the listing.

The supplier’s focus appears to be on connecting buyers with quality rice from established origins like Vietnam, leveraging Egypt’s strategic location for distribution to African and Middle Eastern markets. No verification signals, response rates or operational metrics are available in the profile, so buyers should directly confirm the supplier’s ability to meet volume, quality and logistics requirements.