Broken Rice
Available Brands
Thai Jasmine Rice 100% Grade A : Special Polished, Special Cleaned, Special Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai Jasmine Rice 100% Grade B : Polished, Cleaned, Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai Jasmine Rice 100% Broken (A1 Super): Special sorted.
Thai Pathum Thani Fragrant Rice 100% Grade A: Special Polished, Special Cleaned, Special Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai Pathum Thani Fragrant Rice 100% Grade B: Polished, Cleaned, Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai White Rice 100% Grade A : Special Polished, Special Cleaned, Special Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai White Rice 100% Grade B : Polished, Cleaned, Sorted, and Extra Well Milled
Thai White Rice 5% Broken
Thai White Rice 10% Broken
Thai White Rice 15% Broken
Thai White Rice 20% Broken
Thai White Rice 25% Broken
Thai White Rice 100% Broken (A1 Super) : Special sorted
Thai White Rice 100% Broken (A1 Super) : Unsorted
Non Basmati - Broken White Rice
Whole grain (10/10):1% Max.
Broken:100% Broken.
Small Broken:5% Max.
Broken 6.5/10 to 8/10:15% Max.
Broken 3/10 to 6.5/10:75% Max.
Foreign Matter:1% Max.
Paddy:0.5% Max.
Moisture:14% Max.
Milling degree:Well Milled & Double Polished.
Crop:Current year.
100% BROKEN RICE
IR 36 Non Basmati Rice: 100%
Broken: 100%
Grain length : 6 mm
Moisture : 14 % max
Damage/Discolor : 1% max
Foreign Material : 0.25% max
C1 Size
Small broken C1 is very small broken piece of whole rice kernels that pass through round hole metal sieve No.7.
A1 Super Special Size
A1 Super Broken is 4-5 pieces of whole Jasmine rice grains, smaller than A1 Extra Super Broken but bigger than small broken rice. It is used for making varieties of rice products.
A1 Extra Super Special Size
A1 Extra Super Broken is 2-3 pieces of whole Jasmine rice grains which is broken when milling. It polished and color sorted very well before sending to markets. This kind of broken rice is considered as one kind of rice because it can be cooked and served for meal.
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We currently supply and export all kinds of Thai rice to more than 50 countries in 5 continents over the world.