100% Broken Parboiled Rice from IR64 combines two commercially distinct advantages in a single specification that no equivalent product from any other origin can replicate — it delivers all the nutrient lock-in, extended shelf life, and grain hardening benefits of parboiling alongside the most commercially accessible pricing available for certified Indian rice raw material, creating an industrial and culinary specification that simultaneously serves large-volume food processing buyers across Southeast Asia and Europe and the substantial West African culinary markets where parboiled broken rice has been the traditionally preferred cooking specification for generations of thieboudienne and jollof rice preparation. Unlike 100% Broken White Rice, the parboiling process drives natural starches and nutrients into each kernel before milling, preserving significantly higher B-vitamins and minerals while producing the characteristic golden-amber colour, firmer grain texture, and extended shelf life of up to 24 months that make parboiled broken rice the preferred industrial raw material for buyers requiring greater storage stability and processing efficiency than conventional white broken rice can provide.

As a direct 100% Broken Parboiled non-basmati rice manufacturer and exporter from India, Indiafeast Millers Private Limited processes every consignment at our ISO , FSSAI, and APEDA-certified rice manufacturing facility in Karnal, Haryana — produced under controlled parboiling protocols, milled, 100% sortex cleaned, moisture calibrated to 14.5%, and packed in 25kg and 50kg standard polypropylene bulk export bags with HALAL certification, phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, and fumigation certificate available on request for food processing buyers. Part of our complete Long Grain Rice range, we actively supply food processors, breweries, cereal manufacturers, industrial buyers, and West African culinary market importers across Senegal, Mali, Ivory Coast, Southeast Asia, and 50+ countries with competitive FOB and CIF pricing throughout the year.