Ancient supergrains now rediscovered by the world — gluten-free, nutrient-dense and drought-resistant millets from India's heartland.
India is the world's largest producer of millets. Our millets are sourced from Karnataka, Rajasthan and Maharashtra — cleaned, de-husked and precision-packaged to meet export standards in over 40 countries.
Naturally gluten-free — safe for coeliac and gluten-sensitive consumers.
Require 70% less water than rice — climate-resilient crops.
12–18 months shelf life with proper moisture-proof packaging.
Certified organic varieties available for premium markets.
Six major millet varieties — each with unique nutritional profiles and culinary uses.
The highest calcium grain known — ragi is a powerhouse for bone health, diabetes management and infant nutrition. Widely used across Africa and Asia.
India's most cultivated millet — rich in iron, zinc and magnesium. Used for rotis, porridges and animal feed. Major export to Middle East and Africa.
Versatile staple grain high in antioxidants and dietary fibre — used in flatbreads, porridges, beer brewing and animal nutrition globally.
A low-glycaemic index grain ideal for diabetics — cooks like rice, rich in B-vitamins and has a mild, slightly sweet taste. Popular in Asian markets.
Tiny-grained, highly nutritious millet used for khichdi, pongal and porridges. Rich in zinc and phosphorus; very popular in South India.
Ancient grain with high polyphenol content and good protein profile — used in rice-alternative dishes, ideal for weight management diets.
Per 100 g dry millet (approximate averages):
Ragi and bajra porridge — morning nutrition for children and adults worldwide.
Bajra roti, jowar bhakri — staple flatbreads across India and exported globally.
Millet flour for cookies, crackers and health bars — growing demand in EU and US.
Jowar (sorghum) used in gluten-free beers and traditional fermented beverages.
High-fibre millet used as rice alternative, especially popular in North India & Nepal.
Quick-cooking millet with high protein; widely used as bird feed and in health foods.
Stone-ground ragi flour — ready for bakeries, baby food manufacturers and health brands.
Custom blends of 3–6 millets — tailored for private label health food brands globally.