Rice
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| style | Polished (White Rice) |
| Description | IRRI-6 is the long grain type of rice grown mostly in the region of Sindh-Pakistan. It has long soft grains. Irri-6 rice is a non-basmati rice, it is known for its economical prices and excellent cooking properties. Export of IRRI-6 has grown a lot over the time. This is bestselling Pakistani rice all over the world. Irri-6 Rice is mainly export to Africa and Dubai in bulk quantities. Moisture Content 14.0% Max Chalky Grains 4.0% Max. Average Grain Length 6.0MM Foreign Matter 0.5% Max. Polishing Grade Double/Pearl Finish/Silky Polished Paddy Grain 0.2 % Max Broken Grains 5.0% Max. Under-milled & Red-striped 2.0% Max |
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Lasani Rice Mills
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| Name | Lasani Rice Mills |
| Address | Pakistan |
| Annual Sales Revenue | USD 50M~100M |
| Number of Employees | 51-100 Employees |
| Year Established | 1992 |
| Business Type | Food manufacturing |
| Company Website | http://www.lasanifoods.com.pk |
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