Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Sarveshwar Foods Arm Secures Rice Sourcing Pact Worth ₹174 Cr
A company called Sarveshwar Foods, through its part in Singapore, has made a deal with Indian rice sellers.
This deal is like a promise to buy and send a lot of rice from India to other countries.
They plan to send 50,000 tons of yummy Indian rice, like parboiled and white rice.
This is good because many people around the world want to eat good Indian rice.
The deal will help make sure there's always enough rice for everyone who wants it.
It's worth a lot of money, about 174 crore rupees.
This agreement helps India share its great rice with the world.
Sarveshwar Foods' Singapore subsidiary, Green Point Pte, signed an MoU with the Indian Rice Exporters Federation.
The agreement aims to facilitate the procurement and export of 50,000 tonnes of Indian rice worth approximately ₹174 crore ($20 million).
The export will include 40,000 tonnes of Parboiled Rice and 10,000 tonnes of White Rice.
Shipments are destined for various global markets including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, USA, China, and the UK.
The MoU focuses on ensuring product quality, regulatory compliance, and future definitive agreements to meet growing international demand for Indian rice.
- Who
- Green Point Pte, a subsidiary of Sarveshwar Foods, and the Indian Rice Exporters Federation
- What
- Signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the procurement and export of 50,000 tonnes of Indian rice.
- When
- November 6, 2025
- Where
- Global markets, with shipments intended for multiple countries including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, USA, China, and the UK.
- Why
- To ensure a consistent supply of premium Indian rice in global markets, reflecting growing international demand for high-quality Indian rice.
- Agreement Value
- ₹174 crore ($20 million)
- Parties Involved
- Green Point Pte (Sarveshwar Foods subsidiary) and Indian Rice Exporters Federation
- Product
- Premium Indian Rice (Parboiled and White)
- Quantity
- 50,000 tonne
- Key Destinations
- UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, USA, China, UK, and others