Tansen Agro Exports Pvt. Ltd.
From India’s Rice Fields
to the World
Trusted since 1972 and growing across five continents. Fifty years of sourcing, milling, ageing, packing and export — all under our own roof.
Cultivating Trust Since 1972
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A legacy built on trust
Fifty years of rice expertise, in one family, since 1972.
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End-to-end capability
Sourcing, milling, ageing, processing, packing and export, under one roof.
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Five continents
From the Gulf to West Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas.
Leadership
The leadership behind Tansen
Three complementary strengths. One shared commitment to quality, trust and global excellence.
Our introduction
A legacy of rice, built on quality, trust and generations
Established in 1972 in Bundi, Rajasthan by Shri Ramchandra Nyati, Shri Balaji Industries began with a simple belief: good rice earns trust, and trust builds lasting relationships. Tansen Rice is our flagship brand.
What started as a vision has grown across three generations into a modern rice manufacturing and export business, while the values at its foundation remain unchanged — quality, integrity, consistency and commitment.
- Superior quality grain, every lot
- 50,000+ MT of covered, ventilated storage
- Seven varieties, four processing forms
- Documentation ready the day it sails
The basmati belt
Grown where basmati
has always grown
Paddy from Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan, bought at the mandi and on direct contract, aged twelve to twenty-four months before it is milled.
- 1972 Milling since
- 400 MT Per day
- 5 Continents
Three generations
One enduring vision
Every generation has added a chapter to the journey. The names change; the standard does not.
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1972
First generation
Shri Ramchandra Nyati
Founded the business in Bundi, Rajasthan with a clear vision — deliver quality rice, build lasting customer relationships, and run a business founded on trust and integrity.
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Second
Second generation
Shri Vinod Kumar Nyati & Shri Balkishan Nyati
Carried the foundation forward. Their dedication, business vision and commitment to quality strengthened operations and expanded the company’s market presence.
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Third
Third generation
Mr. Bhanu Nyati
Leads operations, export development and future growth — combining decades of industry experience with a modern approach to manufacturing, international trade and market development.
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Today
The company today
Tansen Agro Exports Pvt. Ltd.
Two plants in Bundi — the original mill and Vatsal Agro Industries, added in 2021 — milling, ageing, packing and exporting under one roof to buyers across five continents.
Inside the mill
Every grade leaves
the same floor
Rubber-roll shelling, gentle polishing, destoning, length grading and colour sorting — one line, one standard, whichever variety is running that day.
The range
Seven varieties, one standard of milling
Every variety below is aged before milling, sortex-cleaned and released against a lot report. Open any one to see its processing forms and ask for a price.
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Flagship
1121 Basmati Rice
8.40 mm average grain length
The longest commercially milled basmati grain in the world, and the reason most first orders are placed. Aged before milling and supplied in all four forms.
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Volume grade
1509 Basmati Rice
8.40 mm average grain length
A shorter-duration crop with grain length close to 1121 and a firmer bite. The grade that keeps a large kitchen inside its food cost.
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Extra long
1718 Basmati Rice
8.40 mm average grain length
Slender, very long and consistent in size, with a firmer kernel than 1121. Buyers who want length without the price of the flagship choose this one.
Premium Basmati For the World’s Kitchens
From our fields
One harvest, followed all the way to your port
Every season begins in the basmati belt of Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan and ends on a quay somewhere else in the world. Between those two points sit the ageing sheds, the rubber-roll mill, the colour sorters and the documentation desk — and a lot report that follows the grain the whole way.
Our own plants
Two mills, one standard
Paddy intake, ageing sheds, rubber-roll milling, colour sorting and packing — all under our own roof, so the container that lands in March matches the one from September.
By the numbers
What a season at Tansen looks like
- 50+ Years of rice expertise
- 5 Continents served
- 50,000+ MT Storage capacity
- 24 MT/hr Milling capacity
- 400 MT Produced per day
- 1,000+ MT Packed per day
ISO · HACCP · GMP certified, registered and audited
Years of experience
50 plus years of experience
Since 1972
Fifty harvests, and the same standard every one of them
Founded by Shri Ramchandra Nyati in 1972, carried forward by Shri Vinod Kumar Nyati and Shri Balkishan Nyati, and led today by Mr. Bhanu Nyati. Every generation has added a chapter; the standard has not moved.
- Family-run mill, not a trading desk
- Direct paddy contracts across Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan
- Own ageing sheds, sortex line and packing hall
- In-house documentation for every shipment
What we do
From the mandi to your quay
Five things happen between a farmer’s field and your warehouse, and we do all five in-house. No broker in the middle, and no step you have to take on trust.
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Procurement
Bought at the mandi and on direct contract across the belt.
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Every lot is chosen on grain length, aroma and moisture before a single sack moves, so nothing enters the mill that will not leave it as export grade.
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Rice Processing
Rubber-roll shelling and gentle multi-stage polishing.
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Slower than an abrasive mill, and the reason breakage stays under one per cent on an extra-long grain.
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Quality Control
Destoners, length graders and colour sorters, in series.
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Every lot is drawn, measured and cleared against a written report before it is packed, and that report travels with the shipment.
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Packaging
Retail laminates from 1 kg, bulk in 50 kg jute or PP.
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Printed to your artwork, barcoded and declared for your market, including private label under your own brand.
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Shipping
Papers prepared before the container is sealed.
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Fumigation, certificate of origin and phytosanitary certificates are all in hand, and the documents reach you the day the vessel sails.
Inside the plant
Where your container is actually filled
Six stops between the weighbridge and the quay. Ask for a video walkthrough of any of them, or come and see it — buyers are welcome at the mill.
Four shipping lanes
From four Indian ports
to five continents
Fumigation, certificate of origin and phytosanitary papers are prepared before the container is sealed. The documents reach you the day it sails.
Global reach
Export markets on five continents, four shipping lanes
The markets we ship to most often, with the discharge port we normally quote against. Tell us yours and we will price it.
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United Arab Emirates
Jebel Ali
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Saudi Arabia
Jeddah · Dammam
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Qatar
Hamad
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Kuwait
Shuwaikh
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Oman
Sohar
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Bahrain
Khalifa Bin Salman
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Iraq
Umm Qasr
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Nigeria
Lagos (Apapa)
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Kenya
Mombasa
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Somalia
Mogadishu
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Djibouti
Djibouti
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Ghana
Tema
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Tanzania
Dar es Salaam
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South Africa
Durban
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United Kingdom
Felixstowe
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Netherlands
Rotterdam
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Germany
Hamburg
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Belgium
Antwerp
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Italy
Genoa
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Malaysia
Port Klang
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Singapore
Singapore
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Australia
Sydney · Melbourne
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New Zealand
Auckland
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United States
New York · Long Beach
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Canada
Montreal · Vancouver
Not on the list? We ship to any port with a working phytosanitary regime. Ask about your market
Before you write
The six things buyers ask first
Still not sure which grade suits your market?
+91 96105 33333What is the minimum order?
One 20ft container — about 26 MT bagged. Mixed grades in a single container are fine, in full-pallet multiples.
Can we see a sample before ordering?
Yes. We courier a 500 g sample of any grade at no charge, with the lot report for that batch. Tell us the grade and the destination address.
What are your payment terms?
Irrevocable letter of credit at sight, or 30% advance by telegraphic transfer with the balance against a scanned bill of lading. Terms open up once we have shipped together.
How long from order to sailing?
Twelve to eighteen days for a standard grade in stock packaging. Private-label print adds seven to ten days for the first run only.
Do you supply on a private label?
Most of our volume ships under a buyer’s own brand. Send your artwork and market declarations and we will return a print proof.
Which documents come with the shipment?
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate, and the bill of lading. Any additional certificate your customs requires can be arranged.
Request a quote
Tell us the grade, the quantity and the port
That is enough for a firm price. Everything else — packing, documents, terms — we can settle in the reply.
- A reply within one working day, from a person.
- A free 500 g sample of any grade, couriered with its lot report.
- No mailing list. We answer your question and stop.