The Grains That Feed Asia
Browse 19 cereal and grain varieties from China, India, Vietnam, Thailand, and Pakistan — with real 2025 export prices, quality grades, and sourcing platforms. Connect Asian surplus to Mozambican markets.
Market intelligence: Global cereal production is projected at 2,983 million tonnes in 2026. Asia-Pacific holds 42.0% of global food grain market of the global food grain market. China's rice market alone is valued at $75.79B in 2025.
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Vietnamese White Rice (5% Broken)
Premium 5% broken white rice from the Mekong Delta — Vietnam's rice basket. One of Asia's most competitive export prices. Ideal for African and Southeast Asian import markets. Vietnam is the world's 3rd largest rice exporter.
Thai Jasmine Rice (Hom Mali)
Premium fragrant Jasmine rice (Hom Mali 105) from Thailand's northeastern plateau. Renowned worldwide for its delicate aroma and soft texture. Thailand is the world's 2nd largest rice exporter. Premium pricing reflects global demand for quality.
Indian Non-Basmati White Rice
Competitively priced non-basmati white rice from India — the world's largest rice exporter. India exported 21.55 million tons in 2025, with non-basmati exports surging 25%. Sona Masuri and IR64 varieties available. Lowest export prices in Asia after Myanmar.
Indian Basmati Rice (1121)
Premium long-grain Basmati rice (1121 variety) — the gold standard of aromatic rice. India exported a record 6.4 million tons of basmati in 2025. Extra-long grain (8.3mm+), aged for 9-12 months. Serves premium global markets with highest margins.
Chinese Medium-Grain Rice
Medium-grain rice from China's Yangtze River basin. China is the world's largest rice producer with a market valued at $75.79B in 2025. Domestic prices higher due to government minimum purchase price support. Export quality from northeastern provinces.
Pakistani IRRI-6 White Rice
Affordable IRRI-6 long-grain white rice from Pakistan's Sindh province. Competitive pricing undercutting India by ~$46/ton. Pakistan is a growing rice exporter targeting African and Middle Eastern markets with budget-competitive pricing.
Chinese Yellow Maize (Corn)
Third-grade yellow corn from China's northeastern corn belt. China is the world's 2nd largest maize producer (298 MMT in 2025/26). Domestic prices above global average due to government stockpiling. Export-grade available for feed and industrial use.
Indian Yellow Maize
Competitively priced yellow maize from India's Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh regions. India is a growing maize exporter targeting Southeast Asian feed markets. Prices closely track global benchmarks, making it attractive for bulk feed imports.
Chinese Wheat
Winter wheat from China's North China Plain. China is the world's largest wheat producer. Import prices at $316/ton (2025), down 12.9% YoY. China's wheat production projected to grow significantly, contributing 29% of global increase. For flour milling and noodle production.
Indian Wheat (Lokwan)
High-protein Indian wheat (Lokwan/Sharbati varieties) from Madhya Pradesh. India is the world's 3rd largest wheat producer, expected to contribute 29% of global production increase. Premium quality for atta flour, chapati, and bread production.
Soybeans (China Import)
Soybean prices on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE). China is the world's largest soybean importer, sourcing from Brazil, US, and Argentina. China's shift from US to Brazilian soybeans reshaping global trade flows (72% decline in US imports in 2025).
Indian Sorghum (Jowar)
Sorghum (Jowar) from India's Maharashtra and Karnataka regions. Drought-resistant crop gaining global attention as climate-smart grain. Part of the growing ancient grains market valued at $10.51B in 2025. Used for feed, food, and biofuel.
Indian Pearl Millet (Bajra)
Pearl millet (Bajra) from India's Rajasthan region. Highly nutritious, gluten-free ancient grain. Gaining global popularity as a superfood. Climate-resilient crop requiring minimal water. Part of the growing millet and sorghum ancient grains market.
Indian Sesame Seeds (Natural)
Natural sesame seeds from India's Gujarat and Rajasthan regions. India is a major sesame exporter. Global sesame market valued at $14.70B in 2025, with APAC holding 46% share. High demand from China, Japan, and Middle East for oil and food.
Chinese Hulled Sesame Seeds
Premium hulled sesame seeds from China. China is both a major producer and the world's largest sesame importer (for processing). Hulled seeds command premium pricing for bakery and tahini markets. Chinese processing quality is globally recognized.
Vietnamese Cashew Kernels (W320)
Premium W320 grade cashew kernels from Vietnam — the world's largest cashew processor and exporter. W320 (320 kernels per pound) is the global industry standard. Vietnam processes raw cashew nuts (RCN) imported from Africa, adding significant value before re-export.
Thai Cassava Chips (Tapioca)
Dried cassava chips from Thailand — the world's largest cassava exporter. Used primarily for ethanol production and animal feed. Cassava market projected to grow at 8% CAGR. Thailand dominates global trade with advanced processing infrastructure.
Myanmar Black Matpe Beans
Black matpe (urad dal) beans from Myanmar's central dry zone. Myanmar is a major pulse exporter to India and Southeast Asia. Competitive pricing and proximity to Indian markets. Essential for dal production and South Asian cuisine.
Chinese Mung Beans (Green Gram)
Green mung beans from China's northeastern provinces. High-quality, uniform-sized beans for sprouting and food processing. China is a major mung bean producer and exporter. Growing demand for plant-based protein and healthy food options.
What's driving the Asian cereal market?
Rising incomes driving higher feed demand (50% of maize consumption)
Wheat consumption rising rapidly across Asia-Pacific
India expected to provide 29% of global wheat production increase
China shifting soybean sourcing from US to Brazil (72% decline in US imports)