Rice

Rice

Color: White, brown, red, black

Rice

Rice is a staple grain crop grown worldwide in various forms, including white, brown, basmati, and jasmine. Grains range from short to long and are typically white or brown in color.

Rice
Color: White, brown, red, black
Shape : Long, medium, short grain
Size: Varies from 6-7 mm (long grain) to 2-3 mm (short grain)
Texture: Smooth, sometimes sticky depending on type
Moisture Content : 10-14%
Purity : 95-100% (depending on processing)
Broken Grains : Up to 5%
Chalky Kernels : Less than 2%
Foreign Matter : Less than 0.5%
Aroma: Aromatic (like Basmati) or non-aromatic
Milling Degree : Well-milled, semi-milled, or un-milled
Amylose Content : Varies: high in long grain, low in short grain
Protein Content : 7-8%
Cooking Quality : Depends on type: fluffy, sticky, or chewy
Storage: Cool, dry place

High in carbohydrates and a dietary staple for over half the global population, rice is used in countless culinary traditions. It's processed, polished, and packaged with care to meet international food safety and quality standards.

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