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BUDDHA RATANA KALANAMAK RICE

Name: BUDDHA RATANA KALANAMAK RICE
SKU: 8336274
Price: 10.71 USD
Availability: InStock

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₹ 10.71 /Kilogram ₹ 11.90 You save ₹ 1.19 In stock

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MOQ: 1 Kilogram

Lead time: On request

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Origin: India

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Minimum order

1 Kilogram

HSN Code

On request

Origin

India

Lead time

On request

Port of dispatch

On request

Packaging

Standard export packaging

Shelf life / storage

As per product specification

Export markets served

Global markets

Ability to customise

As per OEM brief

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Company Samp India Trade Pvt Ltd

Samp India Trade Pvt Ltd

Registered address: Mirzapur-cum-vindhyachal, India. Industry: Agriculture & Agri Products › Agri Produce & Finished Products.

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Established

2021

Employees

1–10

GST

09ABGCS5444J1ZX

IEC code

Not shared

Export markets

Global markets

Member since

May 2024

Turnover

Less than $50,000

Incorporation type

On request

IEC CERTIFICATE FSSAI CERTIFICATE GST CERTIFICATE MSME CERTIFICATE RCMC CERTIFICATE STARTUP INDIA CERTIFICATE GI CERTIFICATE KALANAMAK MAHOTSAVA DPIIT AWARD ODOP AWARD Samman Patra from siddharthnagar mahotsava IITF UP TRADE SHOW INDIAS BEST MSME AWRD

Product details

Buddha Ratana rice has been cultivated since the Buddhist period (600 BC). Kala namak Rice is in cultivation since the Buddhist period (600 BC). The grains were found from excavation of Aligarhwa Uttar Pradesh, During excavation of Aligarhwa carbonized rice grains resembling Kalanamak were recovered located at Nepal border. Kala namak rice was given the Geographical Indication tag in 2013.Chinese monk Faxian wrote that when Buddha visited Kapilvastu for the first time after attaining ‘enlightenment’, he was stopped at Mathla village by the people. The villagers asked Siddhartha to give them prasad. Siddhartha took the rice he had taken in alms and gave it to the people, asking them to sow it in a marshy place. The rice thus produced “will have typical aroma which will always remind people of me.

Kalanamak, a traditional variety of paddy with a black husk and a strong fragrance.

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