
Pride of India. Preferred Worldwide — Premium Non-Basmati Rice
Premium Indian Non-Basmati Rice trusted worldwide for superior quality, hygienic processing, and dependable deliveries, with export-ready 25 kg and 50 kg packaging.

Pride of India. Preferred Worldwide — Premium Non-Basmati Rice
Premium Indian Non-Basmati Rice trusted worldwide for superior quality, hygienic processing, and dependable deliveries, with export-ready 25 kg and 50 kg packaging.

Celebrating a Milestone: ₹100 Crore Turnover in Just Six Months
Kirti Bhavya celebrates crossing ₹100 Crore in turnover and setting sail with its own bulk vessel, MARSAL, within just six months of operations.

Communication & Team Building Training Session at Kirti Bhavya
Kirti Bhavya Enterprises held an interactive Communication and Team Building session led by Director Ms. Anushika Mehta, blending learning, problem-solving, and team bonding.

DDGS Continues to Gain Importance as a Strong Global Feed Ingredient in 2026
DDGS is becoming a fast-growing global feed ingredient in 2026, with buyers prioritizing quality, digestibility, and processing consistency over price alone.

India’s Rice Export Pricing is Closely Linked to its Cultivation Cycle
India’s rice export pricing follows the crop calendar, with Kharif arrivals pressuring FOB levels and smaller Rabi and summer volumes supporting firmer pricing.

SUGAR EXPORT BAN – INDIA (IMMEDIATE EFFECT)
India has imposed an immediate ban on sugar exports, affecting new bookings and increasing pricing volatility in the global sugar trade.

Why the Cheapest Price is the Most Expensive Mistake in Rice Import
The lowest rice quote can be misleading if it comes with inconsistent quality, delays, or weak communication. Long-term reliability often outperforms short-term savings.

You Don’t Build Business in Africa— You Earn It.
Africa business is built on trust, consistency, and long-term relationships rather than one-off transactions or short-term volume chasing.

Global Rice Market Update – Freight Becoming the Key Factor
The global rice market is currently slow due to rising fuel and freight costs worldwide.Indian rice prices are still stable because the supply is plentiful.