Mughalia Foods — wholesale rice, salt and spices from our own rice mill at Mandi Faizabad, Lahore.

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Our own mill

Rice was milled for us at other mills on production charges. Now we run the mill at Mandi Faizabad ourselves, so every grade leaves the way we intend.

Buying direct from growers

Paddy is bought at harvest directly from growers around Lahore and central Punjab, with prices agreed before the crop is cut.

One supplier, three staples

Rice, salt and spices from one place, one invoice and one delivery, for shops and kitchens that would rather not manage three suppliers.

Private label packing

We pack under your brand in sizes from 50 g spice jars to 50 kg rice bags, with your artwork.

From paddy to pack

What happens at our mill in Mandi Faizabad.

  1. Paddy buying

    We buy paddy direct from growers at harvest, October to December.

  2. Drying

    Moisture brought from 20% down to 12% on open platforms and dryers.

  3. Ageing

    Twelve to twenty-four months in ventilated warehouses.

  4. Husking

    Outer husk removed. Brown rice emerges.

  5. Whitening

    Bran polished off in gentle passes to protect grain length.

  6. Sorting

    Colour sorters and length graders remove every off grain.

  7. Cleaning

    De-stoners and magnets take out anything that is not rice.

  8. Packing

    Weighed and sealed into retail packs and 25–50 kg trade bags.

Common questions

Do you sell wholesale only, or to households too?

Our main business is wholesale: retailers, distributors, caterers, restaurants and exporters. We also pack consumer sizes (1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg) that shops sell under our label.

Where is the rice milled?

At our own rice mill in Mandi Faizabad, Lahore. Before taking on the mill we had our paddy processed at other mills on production charges; milling in-house now lets us control grading, polishing and packing ourselves.

Which basmati is best for biryani?

Extra-long grains with high elongation that stay firm during dum cooking. Our Classic and Super Sella are made for this: aged, so the grains separate cleanly and hold their shape.

What is the difference between basmati and sella?

Sella is basmati that has been steamed and parboiled before milling. It stays firmer under heat and heavy handling, which is why restaurants and caterers prefer it. Regular (raw) basmati has a softer bite and stronger aroma.

Why is aged basmati better?

Ageing lowers moisture and firms the starch inside the grain. The result is deeper flavour, greater elongation and grains that do not clump. Our premium grades are aged at least twelve months.

All questions

Buying wholesale?

Retailers, distributors, caterers and exporters: tell us the grade, quantity and pack size and we will send a price list the same day.

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