GRM Overseas exports basmati rice to the United States from a US FDA-registered facility. Premium retail demand for branded basmati is growing in the US, especially in ethnic and mainstream grocery, and GRM supplies retail packs and private-label rice from 1 kg to 50 kg.
Demand and what buyers choose
- Growing premium retail demand for branded basmati, in ethnic and mainstream grocery.
- Buyers look for clean labelling, consistent grain quality and certified facilities.
GRM in USA
- GRM’s facility is registered with the US FDA and holds BRCGS, ISO 22000 and Organic certifications.
- Private-label labelling compliant with FDA, Organic and Halal labelling standards is available.
Compliance and what importers check
- US importers need an FDA-registered food facility and prior notice for each shipment; GRM’s facility is FDA registered.
- Labels must follow US labelling requirements; GRM prepares compliant artwork for private-label programmes.
Ports, shipment and terms
- Shipments leave from the Kandla and Mundra ports on India’s west coast, close to GRM’s warehousing.
- Orders are planned by container load: a 20 ft container carries about 20–24 MT and a 40 ft container about 26–28 MT.
- Export prices are quoted per metric ton, FOB Indian port or CIF destination, by variety and processing type. Current prices, minimum order and sample terms are confirmed on request.
- Pack sizes run from 1 kg to 50 kg in jute, PP, BOPP and non-woven bags and pouches, with private-label artwork available.
Varieties we ship here
Frequently asked questions
- Is GRM’s facility FDA registered?
- Yes. GRM’s facility is registered with the US FDA.
- Does GRM offer organic basmati for the US?
- Yes. Certified organic basmati is part of GRM’s range.
- Can GRM pack rice under a US retailer’s brand?
- Yes, through the private-label programme, with labelling that follows US requirements.
Other export markets
About GRM Overseas
GRM Overseas Limited (NSE: GRMOVER, BSE: 531449) is a listed Indian basmati rice exporter founded in 1974, shipping to 65+ countries from plants at Panipat and Naultha (Haryana) and Kandla (Gujarat), with a combined capacity of 440,800 MT per year.