New Delhi [India], September 17: Benin has become one of the busiest rice-importing nations in West Africa, serving both its domestic market and acting as a key re-export hub for the region. With rising demand for staple food products, the country has sought dependable suppliers who can ensure consistent quality. Among the names leading this space is Rice Master Global, which has expanded its rice exports to Benin.
The exporter specialises in IR64 Long Grain Parboiled Rice with 5% Broken, a variety that is not only affordable but also versatile in cooking. Known for its nutritional balance, long grains, and aroma, the rice has gained significant acceptance among households, food service providers, and local distributors in Benin.
Shipments are directed to Cotonou Port, Benin, where the rice undergoes strict quality control checks before reaching distributors. By sourcing directly from farmers in India and adopting sustainable farming methods, Rice Master Global ensures ethical practices while maintaining efficiency in delivery.
The company’s reputation extends beyond Benin into neighboring countries such as Ghana, Togo, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, Mali, and Senegal. It also caters to global markets in the UK, UAE, and Saudi Arabia, underscoring its wide international reach.
For Benin’s growing demand, Rice Master Global’s ability to combine high-quality supply with sustainable practices makes it an essential partner in the region’s food security efforts.
