IR64 Parboiled Rice Exporter from India to Benin

RS Enterprise is a reliable IR64 parboiled rice exporter from India serving importers, wholesalers, and distributors in Benin. Indian IR64 parboiled rice is widely imported into Benin due to its competitive pricing, good cooking yield, and suitability for large-scale consumption.

Benin is an important rice-importing country in West Africa, with Cotonou Port acting as a major entry point for food grains and regional redistribution. India plays a critical role in the global rice trade, particularly for parboiled rice destined for West African markets. Benin, with its strategic location and strong port infrastructure, acts not only as a consumption market but also as a redistribution hub for neighboring countries. This makes Benin an important destination for Indian rice exporters.

Key Facts: IR64 Parboiled Rice Export to Benin

• Product: IR64 Parboiled Rice
• Broken Percentage: 5%
• Damaged/Discolored: 1% Max
• Foreign Matter Including: 0.2% Max
• Export Origin: India
• Destination Country: Benin
• Destination Port: Cotonou
• HS Code: 1006.30
• Packaging: 25 kg / 50 kg PP bags
• Shelf Life: 18–24 months
• Minimum Order Quantity: 1 container (20 ft or 40 ft)
• Use for: Human Consumption

About RS Enterprise

RS Enterprise is an Indian rice export company specializing in the supply of parboiled and non-basmati rice varieties to African and international markets. The company works with approved rice mills and experienced logistics partners to ensure reliable execution of export orders.

RS Enterprise manages the entire export cycle, including sourcing, quality control, packing, documentation, and shipment coordination. This integrated approach helps ensure consistency, compliance, and timely delivery for overseas buyers.

Exporter Credentials & Certifications

• FSSAI License
• APEDA RCMC
• IEC Code (Importer Exporter Code)
• ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Certification

These credentials establish RS Enterprise as a compliant and verified rice exporter from India.

IR64 Parboiled Rice for Benin Market

Benin relies heavily on imported rice to meet domestic consumption and regional trade demand. Local rice production is limited in comparison to consumption needs, making imports essential for food security.

Indian parboiled rice is widely imported into Benin because it meets the following market requirements:

• Affordable pricing for mass consumption
• Stable supply throughout the year
• Cooking characteristics aligned with local preferences
• Long shelf life suitable for storage and redistribution

Cotonou Port serves as the primary gateway for rice imports into Benin and neighbouring West African countries. Many importers source containerized rice shipments from India for wholesale distribution.

Why Indian IR64 Parboiled Rice Is Preferred in Benin

• Uniform grain quality and appearance
• Good cooking yield with non-sticky texture
• Longer shelf life due to parboiling process
• Competitive CIF pricing
• Reliable year-round availability from India

HS Code for IR64 Parboiled Rice Export

HS Code: 1006.30
(Semi-milled or wholly milled rice)

Step-by-Step Process to Export IR64 Parboiled Rice to Benin

1. Buyer shares quantity, packing size, and destination port
2. Price quotation and sales contract confirmation
3. Advance payment or agreed payment terms
4. Rice milling, sorting, and packing
5. Quality inspection and supervision
6. Export documentation preparation
7. Container loading and shipment to Cotonou Port

Quality Control & Compliance Measures

RS Enterprise follows structured quality control before shipment. Moisture level, grain quality, sorting, and packing standards are checked prior to container stuffing. Rice is processed under hygienic conditions, and documentation is prepared as per Indian export regulations and Benin import requirements. SGS or other third-party inspection can be arranged if requested.

Documents Provided for Rice Import into Benin

• Certificate of Origin (COO)
• Phytosanitary Certificate
• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading
• SGS / third-party inspection report (if required)

Packaging, Shelf Life & Storage

• Packing sizes: 25 kg and 50 kg
• Shelf life: 18–24 months
• Storage: Dry, cool, well-ventilated warehouse

Ports & Logistics

Indian Loading Ports

• Kakinada
• Vizag
• Kolkata
• Mundra

Destination Port in Benin

• Cotonou Port

Rice Import Scenario in Benin

Benin relies heavily on imported rice to meet domestic demand. Indian parboiled rice is widely imported due to its affordability, consistent quality, and suitability for mass consumption. Cotonou Port also functions as a redistribution hub for neighbouring West African markets.

Why Choose RS Enterprise for Benin Rice Imports

• Experience in West African rice markets
• Certified and compliant Indian exporter
• Transparent pricing and communication
• Flexible inspection and packing options
• Focus on long-term business relationships

Frequently Asked Questions – IR64 Parboiled Rice Export to Benin

What documents are required to import rice into Benin from India?

Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate,  Commercial Invoice, Packing List, and Bill of Lading are required. SGS inspection can be arranged if requested.

What is the minimum order quantity for IR64 parboiled rice to Benin?

The minimum order quantity is one full container load, either 20 ft or 40 ft.

Which port is used for rice shipment to Benin?

Rice shipments are delivered to Cotonou Port.

What is the shelf life of IR64 parboiled rice?

IR64 parboiled rice has a shelf life of 18 to 24 months under proper storage conditions.

Can SGS inspection be provided for Benin shipments?

Yes, SGS or other third-party inspection can be arranged on buyer request.