We already pack private label Rice for importers, distributors and retail brands in more than 60 countries. You bring the brand and the market. We bring the grain, the line and the paperwork.
As market trends move towards own brands, retail chains, wholesalers and food service groups increasingly want their name on the shelf, and we pack private label Rice for buyers who do. Today we ship private label brands to the USA, Europe, the UK, Canada, Russia, Central Asia, the GCC, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, Lebanon, Morocco, Libya, the Czech Republic, Austria, Australia, New Zealand, Armenia and across Africa.
You get the same Rice, the same laboratory reports and the same inspection options as our own marks. What changes is the bag, and who owns the customer at the other end.
Timing depends on the print run and the crop, and is confirmed with the proforma, most of it printing and production rather than paperwork.
Variety, form, broken percentage, pack size and bag construction agreed and written into the contract.
You send print ready artwork. We check it against the bag dimensions and the destination labelling rules.
Proforma invoice signed, advance or letter of credit in place, printing released.
Bags printed, Rice milled to the agreed specification and filled on computerised scales.
Laboratory report, third party inspection if contracted, container stuffed and moved to Karachi Port.
The bag stays the one your market already uses, jute, non woven, cotton, BOPP or PP, a card box or a jar. Your brand takes the place of ours.
Exporters running private label programmes out of Pakistan are registered with the Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan, which is worth checking before any buyer commits artwork and an advance to a new supplier.
We work with startups launching a first Rice line and with groups that have sold Rice for decades. A minimum order quantity applies either way and is confirmed at quotation, because a print run has a floor.
Where a brand is new to the category we will say plainly which variety fits the price point being targeted, rather than quoting the grain that earns us more. A programme only pays for either of us if it repeats.
Printing, paperwork and whether the second run matches the first.
We have bought 1121 Basmati from Green International for several seasons. Grain length and moisture on arrival match the laboratory report.
Our private label bags were printed to our artwork, and the shipping documents reached us before the vessel did.
The sample matched the first container. That is why we placed the second order.
Quotations come with the Incoterms and freight already worked out, and nothing changes after the booking.
When our buyer asked where a lot came from, Green International sent the batch records and the laboratory report.
Our retailers want residue results they can check. The laboratory report arrives with the shipping documents on every shipment.
Our customers are strict about residues. The Rice is tested against the limit we set, not only the legal one.
We asked for SGS inspection before loading and it was arranged without fuss. Weight and quality matched the contract.
We take Golden Sella under our own brand. The colour agreed in the contract is the colour we receive, run after run.
On our first order they walked us through every step, from the proforma invoice to the release order at our port.
