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1121 Basmati Rice
Extra long grain 1121 Basmati rice. Known for its exquisite aroma and non-sticky texture after cooking.
SGSAPEDA
Min. Order
20 Metric Tons (1 FCL)
🌿 Vegetarian Product
✓ Non-GMO
🌱 Organic Available
Grains And Cereals SKU: XP-0170
Corn
Premium yellow corn for food, feed, and industrial use, processed for low moisture and high nutritional quality.
Commercial Trade Terms
Min. Order (MOQ)
1 Container (20ft)
HS Code
10059000
Origin
India
Price Range
Price on Request
Export Documents
- Certificate of Origin (FIEO / APEDA)
- Phytosanitary Certificate (PPQS)
- Fumigation Certificate
- SGS / Bureau Veritas Inspection Report
- Aflatoxin / Pesticide Residue Report
- GMO-Free / Non-GMO Declaration (on request)
- Bill of Lading
- Commercial Invoice & Packing List
Available Bag Sizes
25kg50kg1000kg JumboBulk
Available Bag Types
PP (Polypropylene)BOPP LaminatedJuteBulk Jumbo BagLoose Bulk in Container
Product Overview
COMPREHENSIVE PRODUCT OVERVIEW
IndianXporter is a reliable exporter of high-quality yellow corn used for food, feed, and industrial purposes. Our corn is sourced from the best farms in India and processed to ensure low moisture and high nutritional value. We provide bulk shipments that meet international quality benchmarks for safety and purity. As a leading manufacturer and exporter in India, IndianXporter ensures that our Corn meets the stringent quality requirements of international markets. Our robust supply chain allows us to fulfill bulk orders consistently, offering highly competitive FOB and CIF pricing to our B2B partners worldwide. Our processing facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, ensuring that every shipment of Corn is thoroughly sorted, cleaned, and graded. We adhere to global food safety and industrial standards, backed by third-party inspections from agencies like SGS upon buyer request.
As a leading manufacturer and exporter in India, IndianXporter ensures that our Corn meets the stringent quality requirements of international markets. Our robust supply chain allows us to fulfill bulk orders consistently, offering highly competitive FOB and CIF pricing to our B2B partners worldwide.
Our processing facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, ensuring that every shipment of Corn is thoroughly sorted, cleaned, and graded. We adhere to global food safety and industrial standards, backed by third-party inspections from agencies like SGS upon buyer request.
What is Corn?
Corn (Zea mays), also known as maize, is a staple cereal grain cultivated globally for food, animal feed, and industrial applications. India is one of the world's leading corn producers and exporters, with cultivation concentrated in Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh. Indian corn is renowned for its high yield quality, consistent purity standards (98%+ sortex-cleaned), and competitive export pricing. The kernels are harvested when fully mature, dried to optimal moisture content (10-12%), and processed through advanced sorting machinery to remove debris and broken grains, ensuring premium export grade suitable for human consumption, livestock feed mills, and starch/ethanol production.
Technical Specifications
| Grain Variety | Yellow Dent (primary export variety) — higher yield and starch content; White corn available on request |
| Purity Level | 98-99% (Sortex machine-cleaned to remove broken grains, stones, and foreign material) |
| Moisture Content | 10-14% (industry standard; storage-stable without fungal growth risk) |
| Test Weight | 700-750 kg per hectoliter (premium density indicator) |
| Germination Rate | 85%+ (for seed applications) |
| Protein Content | 8-10% (varies by variety and farming practices) |
| Oil Content | 3.5-4.5% (important for feed and industrial uses) |
| Packaging Options | 25kg / 50kg PP bags, jute bags, or bulk container shipments (20-40 metric tons per 20ft container) |
| Standard Storage Life | 12-24 months in cool, dry conditions (<15% humidity) |
Commercial Grades & Classification
Premium Yellow Dent (Sortex)
Processing: Sortex / colour-sorted, machine cleaned
Colour: Bright yellow
Brokens: 2% Max
Use Case: Food processing, starch, premium feed and human consumption
+$15–$30/MT over standard feed grade
Standard Feed Grade
Processing: Machine cleaned, bulk graded
Colour: Yellow
Brokens: 3–5% Max
Use Case: Poultry, cattle and aquafeed formulation
Base grade
White Corn
Processing: Cleaned, colour separated
Colour: White
Use Case: Food milling, tortilla / grits and specialty food markets
+$20–$40/MT over yellow feed grade
Indicative FOB Pricing
Prices are indicative. Request a formal quote for contractual pricing.
| Grade | FOB Price (USD/MT) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Yellow (Sortex) | $250 – $300/MT | Food / premium feed grade (indicative Q1 2026) |
| Standard Feed Grade | $220 – $270/MT | Bulk feed benchmark (indicative Q1 2026) |
| White Corn | $270 – $330/MT | Food-milling specialty grade (indicative Q1 2026) |
Price Influencing Factors
- •India kharif and rabi maize harvest outcomes in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
- •Domestic poultry and ethanol demand — diverts supply from export and tightens FOB availability
- •US and Brazilian export pricing — sets the global benchmark Indian corn trades against
- •Aflatoxin compliance — clean lots avoid rejection discounts in feed and food markets
- •USD/INR exchange rate — INR depreciation improves Indian FOB competitiveness
- •Sea freight and container availability to Southeast Asia and Middle East destinations
India vs USA: Corn Comparison
The USA and Brazil dominate global corn export volume, while India competes as a regional non-GMO supplier with a freight advantage to Asian and Middle Eastern feed markets. India edges the USA on non-GMO status and shipping proximity to Asia, while the USA holds scale, lower per-unit cost and higher test weight.
| Aspect | 🇮🇳 India | 🌏 USA |
|---|---|---|
| Global Role | 5th largest exporter — regional Asia / MENA supplier | World's largest corn exporter |
| GMO Status | Predominantly non-GMO — preferred by sensitive markets | Predominantly GMO |
| Freight to Asia | Shorter transit to Southeast Asia and Middle East | Longer transit and higher freight to Asia |
| Test Weight | 700–750 kg/hl | Marginally higher and more uniform |
| Scale | Smaller exportable surplus, diverted by domestic demand | Massive, consistent export volume |
| FOB Price | Competitive on regional Asian routes | Lower per-MT at origin on bulk volumes |
Applications & End-Use Markets
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Animal & Poultry Feed
Yellow corn is the primary energy ingredient in poultry, cattle and pig feed formulations. Consistent moisture, low broken percentage and aflatoxin-clean lots ensure stable feed quality for commercial feed mills across Asia.
VietnamBangladeshNepalMalaysiaIndonesia
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Aquafeed
High-quality, disease-free corn is a key carbohydrate source in shrimp and fish feed. The fast-growing aquaculture sector in Southeast Asia drives steady demand for clean, uniform feed-grade maize.
VietnamThailandIndonesiaBangladesh
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Starch, Sweeteners & Ethanol
Corn is the feedstock for starch, glucose / fructose syrups, maltodextrin and ethanol. Industrial millers require consistent starch content and low foreign matter for efficient wet-milling yields.
Sri LankaBangladeshNepalUAE
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Food Milling & Grits
White and premium yellow corn is milled into corn flour, grits, polenta and tortilla flour for human consumption. Food-grade lots demand sortex cleaning and tight aflatoxin control.
UAESaudi ArabiaKenyaNigeria
Global Trade Architecture
Primary Supply Origins
India
5th largest exporter (~25–30M MT produced)Kharif and rabi crops in Karnataka, Maharashtra, MP and Bihar. Non-GMO status and freight advantage to Asia.
USA
World's largest exporterSets the global benchmark price; predominantly GMO yellow corn.
Brazil & Argentina
Major exportersLarge counter-seasonal South American supply influencing global pricing.
Key Consumption Nodes
Southeast Asia — Vietnam, Indonesia
Large commercial poultry, pig and aquafeed industries import 500,000+ MT of feed corn annually, valuing India's freight proximity.
Bangladesh & Nepal
Strong regional feed and poultry demand met by short-haul Indian shipments.
Middle East — Saudi Arabia, UAE
Prefer non-GMO Indian corn for food milling and livestock feed under food-safety preferences.
Sub-Saharan Africa
Kenya, Nigeria and neighbouring markets absorb volume feed and food-milling corn.
Market Intelligence
Global corn trade is valued at approximately $45-50 billion annually, with corn serving as the world's most consumed cereal grain. India's corn exports have grown substantially due to competitive pricing, consistent quality, and logistical advantages to Asian and African markets. Indian corn is primarily traded for animal feed formulation, with emerging demand in industrial starch and ethanol production. The market is driven by livestock industry growth in Southeast Asia, aquafeed production, and food processing industries. Premium sortex-cleaned exports command 5-8% price premiums over standard commodity corn.
Market Size
Global corn trade: ~$45-50B; India's share: ~$1.5-2.0B annually (5th largest exporter); Southeast Asia/Africa/Middle East constitute 75% of Indian exports
Growth Rate
~4-6% CAGR — driven by expansion of commercial livestock farming in Southeast Asia, growth of aquafeed production, and increasing industrial demand for corn-derived products (starch, sweeteners, ethanol)
Core Demand Drivers
- Livestock feed sector expansion — rapid growth of commercial poultry, dairy, and pig farming in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia) drives bulk corn imports for feed formulation
- Aquafeed industry boom — shrimp and fish farming growth in Asia-Pacific requires high-quality, disease-free corn as key feed ingredient
- Food processing and starch extraction — Indian food mills, paper industry, and starch manufacturers require consistent local supply; exported to Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka
- Industrial applications — corn-derived ethanol, corn oil, and specialty starches for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals drive premium-grade demand
- Price competitiveness — Indian corn FOB prices are 10-15% lower than US/European exports, driving adoption in price-sensitive emerging markets
Supply Dynamics
India produces 25-30 million metric tons annually, with harvest concentrated May-July (Rajasthan, Maharashtra) and October-December (Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka). Export availability peaks July-September when domestic grain procurement stabilizes. Storage infrastructure and logistics corridors through Nhava Sheva and Mundra ports enable consistent bulk shipments. Premium sortex-cleaned volumes are more limited (15-20% of production), commanding steady premiums.
⚠ India Risk Factor
Monsoon variability (June-September) impacts crop yields and price volatility. Domestic feed industry competition absorbs excess supply, limiting export quantities during bumper harvests. High freight rates and container availability fluctuations affect FOB/CIF margins. Geopolitical disruptions in traditional export corridors (Middle East tensions, African import restrictions) can redirect supply.
Future Outlook
Organic and non-GMO certified corn will command 20-25% premiums as global feed regulations tighten. Industrial applications (corn-based bioplastics, renewable ethanol) will create premium market segments. Vertical integration with feed mills and poultry operations in India will support supply-chain captive demand. Sustainability certifications (Global GAP, carbon-neutral shipping) will differentiate premium Indian exporters in developed-market segments.
HS / HSN Codes
| Product Type | HS 6-Digit | ITC-HS 8-Digit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maize / Corn (other than seed) | 1005.90 | 10059000 | Maize (corn), other than seed — yellow / white feed and food grade |
| Maize Seed | 1005.10 | 10051000 | Maize (corn) of seed quality |
Certifications & Compliance Standards
| Standard | Code / Reference | Note |
|---|---|---|
| FSSAI | FSSAI License | Indian food safety compliance for processing and packing facilities |
| Aflatoxin Limit | Codex / EU 1881/2006 | Aflatoxin B1 and total aflatoxin within destination limits — critical for feed and food corn |
| Non-GMO | — | Indian corn is predominantly non-GMO — declaration provided for GMO-sensitive markets |
| EU Pesticide MRL | Regulation EC 396/2005 | Residue compliance for EU and food-grade entry |
| ISO 22000 / HACCP | ISO 22000 | Food safety management system certification for export processing units |
Storage, Handling & Logistics
Shelf Life
12-24 months in cool, dry conditions (below 15% relative humidity); degrades faster in high-humidity environments
Storage Conditions
Store in temperature-controlled warehouses (18-25°C) with moisture barriers; keep away from pests, moisture, and chemical contaminants
Container Type
Standard 20ft containers hold 18-22 metric tons; bulk pneumatic container systems used for large-volume direct shipments to feed mills
Fumigation
Typically not required for processed export-grade corn; containers inspected for pest evidence at loading; organic/non-GMO shipments require pest-free certification
Storage Advantage
Long shelf stability enables flexible logistics and supply chain buffers; allows for strategic inventory positioning in import markets
Why Source Corn from India?
- Competitive pricing — 10-15% FOB cost advantage over US/South American producers due to lower production and labor costs
- Consistent bulk availability — 5-10 container minimum orders easily fulfilled with 10-15 day lead time from major production regions
- Quality control — Sortex-cleaned premium grades ensure 98%+ purity; FSSAI, ISO 22000, and FDA compliance documented
- Logistical efficiency — Proximity to major Asian import markets (Southeast Asia, Middle East) reduces freight time and costs vs. US exports
- Year-round supply chain — Multiple harvest windows (May-July, Oct-Dec) ensure no seasonal supply gaps
- Export infrastructure maturity — Dedicated grain export facilities at Nhava Sheva and Mundra ports with rapid turnaround times
Industrial Usage
Industrial raw material for milling, animal feed, and ethanol production. High-purity technical grades available for industrial procurement and technical application.
Standard
Technical Grade
Supply
Bulk Only
Packaging & Logistics
Standard Packaging
PP Bags / Jute Bags (25kg/50kg)
Private Label / OEM
Private Branding & Custom Print on bags
Port of Loading
Kandla or Mundra Port
Incoterms
FOB, CIF, CFR accepted
Global Export Reach for Corn
IndianXporter successfully exports Corn to major international markets. Click your region below to view destination-specific compliance and shipping details.
Industrial Application Verticals
B2B Solutions
Private Label Corn
Establish your own brand in the international market. We provide end-to-end custom white-label packaging and branding solutions for retail distribution. Get retail-ready Corn under your brand name with our expert OEM services.
- Custom pouch, jar & bulk bag design
- Multi-lingual labeling & regulatory compliance
- FSSAI, ISO & FDA certified facilities
- Flexible packaging sizes (100g to 50kg)
Retail Ready
From Design to Delivery
Export Markets
USA UAE Europe South East Asia
We provide market-specific compliance documentation for each destination. Contact us for country-specific certifications.
Importing Corn: B2B FAQs
What is the lead time for a bulk order of Corn?
Our standard lead time for Corn is 7-14 business days from order confirmation to dispatch from an Indian port. For private label orders, allow an additional 5 days for packaging customization.
Can I request a sample of Corn before placing a full container order?
Yes, we provide 100g to 500g samples of Corn for quality validation. Sample costs are usually free, with the buyer covering international courier charges (DHL/FedEx).
Which Incoterms do you offer for Corn?
We primarily quote on FOB (Nhava Sheva/Mundra) or CIF (Destination Port) basis. We can also provide CFR and door-to-door DDP pricing for specific regions upon request.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for Corn?
Our standard MOQ for Corn is 1 Container (20ft). However, we can accommodate smaller trial orders or mixed container shipments (LCL) for new B2B partners seeking to evaluate our quality.
Do you provide samples and laboratory reports for Corn?
Yes, we provide pre-shipment samples and comprehensive laboratory testing reports (including pesticide residues, heavy metals, and purity analysis) for Corn to ensure full compliance with your destination country's regulations.
What are the export logistics and lead times for bulk orders?
We primarily ship through Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) and Mundra ports using FOB, CIF, or CFR terms. Standard lead time for Corn is 15-25 business days from the receipt of the Advance Payment or confirmed L/C.
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