We export a healthy and nutritious range of yellow corn it is welldried and chemical free it is a yellowish colour grain and is used as food stuff for human being as well as birds and animals food yellow corn is a staple crop in some countries it is free from bacterial and fungal diseases we offer them in both raw as well as sorted type these are used in making fast foods soups and dietary foods they are known for their high nutritional value and healthy attributes clients can choose from various grades the product is processed in highly hygienic conditions yellow corn is commonly known as corn in some countries and the largest cash crop cultivated it is the third largest grown corp in the world the yellow corn is grown under hygienic conditions in indian fields we supply only indian variety of yellow corn which is free from any bacterial and fungal diseases the indian yellow corn is used in various food industries and other industries it is used for human consumption and for animal feed the corn has great demand across the world find agricultural grain corn animal feed cattle feed poultry feed yellow corn yellow corn manufacturers in india yellow corn suppliers in india yellow corn exporters in india yellow corn importers in india yellow maize manufacturers in india yellow maize suppliers in india yellow maize exporters in india yellow maize importers in india gujarat rajkot unjha rajasthan mundra port nhava sheva port ahmedabad mumbai delhi in india and around the world Real Extreme Export private limited regularly exports to malaysia indonesia philippines thailand vietnam usa saudi arabia united arab emirates morocco kuwait qatar turkey russia jordan georgia yemen oman south korea egypt china bahrain tunisia afghanistan algeria singapore HS CODE 10059000 Yellow Corn Specifications PROPERTIES VALUES LIMITS Product Name Yellow Corn Maize Moisture 14 Max Cleaning Machine Cleaned Sortex Cleaned Color Yellow Place of Origin India Weevilled Damaged 2 max Broken 3 max
Description. We offer high quality Yellow Corn that is used for preparing a variety of food items like corn oil, baby corns, popcorns and others. Yellow and Corn that we offer is high on demand because of its high nutritional value and aroma. We provide Yellow Corn that is rich in proteins and carbohydrate. Our Yellow Corn is sourced in from reliable vendors and our own Farms; therefore, it is highly hygienic and fresh. Yellow Corn offered by us is available at market leading prices. Product/Crop 2023/2024 Year Corn NON GMO Places Of Origin INDIA Other Name Corn/Maize Kennel, Corn Seeds, Corn Meal Specifications Grading system Grade 1 & Grade 2 (Human Consumption and Animal Feed) Quality Grade 1, Grade 2 And As Per Customer Requested * No stones, no metal, materials and any other harmful materials contaminated. * Non gmo with full traceability by supplier's certificate. Price $200 to $300 Per Metric Ton Supply Ability 50,000 per month Self-Life 24 Months Moisture Content 14.0% MC Max Packing/Packing PP BAGS Each 25KG,50KG OR AS PER BUYER REQUIRED. Lead Time Quantity ,260 MT: 7 DAYS 520 MT: 15 Days, 1000MT :30 Days Max MOQ 01 X 20ft Container 26MT Usage Human Consumption Grade and Animal Feed Production For Grade 2
Cornstarch, the starch derived from corn, is made from the white endosperms found in the center of a corn kernel. These endosperms are ground into a fine, white powder that is commonly used as a thickening agent.
Corn Seeds
Yellow corn Corn grain is one of the main ingredients in compound feed worldwide, being particularly appreciated for its high energy value, palatability, low variability of its chemical composition and low content of anti-nutritive factors. Corn is the cereal grain with the highest energy value, due to its high starch and fat content, and its low fiber level.
Corn - Animal Feed
Corn - Human Consumption
We deal in Indian Origin Yellow Corn. Moisture: 14% Max Available in Packing size of 10, 25, 50 Kg
Sweet Corn in Brine. Ingredients - sweet corn kernels, sugar, salt and water. Shelf life : 2 years
Yellow Corn (Animal Feed) Specification: Moisture : 12-14% max Foreign Matter : 2% max Broken : 2.5% max Damaged Kernels : 5% max Admixture : 2% max Shriveled /Immature grains : 2.5-4.5% max Wevilled grains : 1% max Aflatoxin : 20PPB max
Commodity: yellow maize (for animal feed) Specification: Moisture: 12-14% Foreign matter: 2-3% Damage: 1.5% Shrivelled and immature grain: 2% Weevilled grains: 1-2% 50 kg pp bag
Yellow corn, also known as maize or sweet corn, is a variety of corn distinguished by its vibrant yellow kernels. Here\'s a description of yellow corn: Appearance: Yellow corn typically has large, plump kernels arranged in rows on a cylindrical cob. The kernels are bright yellow in color, though they can vary slightly in hue from pale yellow to deep golden yellow. The cob itself is usually covered in layers of tightly wrapped husks, which protect the kernels. Texture and Taste: Yellow corn has a sweet and slightly buttery flavor, especially when fresh. The texture of the kernels is firm and crunchy, although it can become softer when cooked. When cooked properly, yellow corn retains its sweetness and juiciness, making it a popular choice for both savory and sweet dishes. Nutritional Profile: Yellow corn is a nutritious grain rich in carbohydrates, fiber, and various vitamins and minerals. It contains essential nutrients such as vitamin C, vitamin B6, folate, thiamine, and pantothenic acid. Yellow corn is also a good source of dietary fiber, which aids in digestion and helps maintain bowel health. Additionally, it provides some protein and small amounts of fat.
Organic corn flakes is the processed food made up of corn. It is a healthy breakfast and feels light on your stomach. With the essential elements and health bebefits, organic corn flakes is a much-have breakast option. BENEFITS:-1. Aids in weight loss. 2. Good for digestive system. 3. Maintain lungs health. 4. Promotes heart health. 5. Storehouse of proteins. USES:-Organic corn flakes is a staple breakfast food. It is enjoyed with milk to complete the breakfast meal.
Maize is the most widely grown grain crop throughout the Americas, with 361 million metric tons grown in the United States in 2014 (Production table). Approximately 40% of the cropâ??130 million tonsâ??is used for corn ethanol.[5] Genetically modified maize made up 85% of the maize planted in the United States in 2009.[6] Sugar-rich varieties called sweet corn are usually grown for human consumption as kernels, while field corn varieties are used for animal feed, various corn-based human food uses (including grinding into cornmeal or masa, pressing into corn oil, and fermentation and distillation into alcoholic beverages like bourbon whiskey), and as chemical feedstocks. Maize is also used in making ethanol and other biofuels. Maize Production in 2014 Maize production â?? 2014 Country Production (millions of tonnes) United States 361.1 China 215.6 Brazil 79.9 European Union 77.6 Argentina 33.1 Ukraine 28.5 India 23.7 Mexico 23.3 World 1037.8
We have the best Quality Maize/Corn Human/Animal feed for Export and Domestic. Packaging type as per buyer request
Yellow corn maize, ir 64 parboiled rice, barley, green millets and agro product, Corn , Maize, Ir 64 rice, Mustard , Millet , Rice.Manufacture and exporters
Paper cups, 2.5oz paper cups, ripple cups, single wall paper cups, coffee cups, tea cups, ice cream cups, pizza box, disposable cups, essential oils, rice, spices, soybean, corn, glass bottles, smoking paper, smoking pre roll cones, pre roll cones, smoking booklets, pre roll conus, smoking pre roll conus.Customize/oem, freight forwarding
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Oats, corn flacks.
Corn oil.
