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Amira to launch organic foods in UAEAmira Nature Foods, a leading global provider of packaged Indian speciality rice, plans to enter the organic food market in the UAE in the near future with increased focus on gaining larger market share across the EMEA region. Ami More… |
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NMC enters food products businessNMC Trading, a division of the Abu Dhabi-based NMC Healthcare, has joined forces with Radikal, a leading Indian exporter of food products, to introduce its Basmati rice brand into the UAE market. The Radikal brand was unveiled at More… |
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Iraq to buy 30,000 tonnes of basmati riceIraq has issued a tender to buy a minimum of 30,000 tonnes of basmati rice from India and Pakistan origin, the trade ministry said in a statement published on Wednesday. The bidding deadline is April 10 and offers must remain valid until More… |
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Iraq to buy 30,000 tonnes of basmati riceIraq has issued a tender to buy a minimum of 30,000 tonnes of basmati rice from India and Pakistan origin, the trade ministry said in a statement published on Wednesday. The bidding deadline is April 10 and offers must remain valid until More… |
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Masafi launches Basmati rice brandMasafi, a leading food and beverage brand, has launched its premium Basmati rice brand, in a move towards becoming a complete FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) company. The 100 per cent natural Masafi Select Premium Basmati rice is the fin More… |
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Iran gives clean chit to Indian basmati riceIran has given a clean chit to the Indian premium basmati rice, which was banned in the country after finding contaminated by Iran’s Standard Institute of Industrial Research laboratory. Iran’s Hygiene Minister said that authorites ha More… |
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Saudi plans basmati rice bufferSaudi Arabia, a leading rice importer in the Middle East, is planning to build up a buffer stock for aromatic basmati rice, traders said. The kingdom is in talks to buy at least 200,000 tonnes of rice from India, they said. "The me More… |
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India's rice exports to Mideast soarsIndia's surging rice exports are expected to be sustained by strong sales to new markets such as Iran in spite of high domestic prices, a top trader said. Shipments are forecast to jump more than 18 percent in the fiscal year to March as t More… |
