PROPOSED PACKAGING FROM ALITA
ALITA Packaging has been operating vividly across multiple sectors, including the Rice industry. Since years of functioning, the rice industry has played a crucial role in the strengthening of the company. Rice industry needs a diverse variety of bags respective to the category of products they offer, and hence we produce a wide range of bags for them. It includes the BOPP laminated PP woven bags in the 5kg to 50kg categories & two variants of handle bags; Top opened bottom stitched and the Top open bottom gusseted bag especially in the 5kg to 10kg Pack sizes. We can offer them in standard Circular Woven construction, Back seam construction and the trending Pinch bottom bags also.
What’s so special about our bags for rice?
The fundamental specialty for the quality of our products is the years of experience gained throughout the journey. Apart from this, our superior machinery has always proved to be a backbone.- We have always laid crucial importance for the branding on the Rice bags. Our bags are designed such that the brand value is set precisely on all the sides of the pack.
- The stability of the bags was kept in mind. They are prepared as per the required strength, which can be helpful in all types of weather conditions.
- Another important aspect is the material of the bags. It is chosen in a way that preserves the aroma of rice even in the long run of time along with the beautiful finish & branding of the product.
Every single thing on this earth has a story, and rice is not an alien to it. According to history and some archaeological pieces of evidence, rice originated in China around some 8200- 13500 years ago and then slowly, from East Asia, it made its way to the south-east and South Asia. Then gradually, it made a mark in other nations, and now humanity is being fed on this super grain.
White rice
It is the most commonly used rice variety whose husk, bran, and germ get removed. It gives it a distinct appearance, flavour and texture. It also helps prevent the spoilage along with extending its storage life.
Brown rice
This is whole-grain rice whose outer hull is removed. It retains the bran and the layers which are known as germ layers. It provides it a distinctiveness, the tan colour. The brown rice layers are rich in minerals and vitamins.
Basmati rice
It’s a form of activated carbon that is obtained from wood or coconut shells. It is used in medicines as well. Activated charcoal is attained when high temperatures are used with an activating agent/gas so that surface area can be expanded.
Red rice
This rice has become popular in the last few years. It gets the red colour due to the presence of anthocyanin antioxidants. This variant of rice with the red husk is loaded with nutrients and can be consumed un-hulled or partially hulled.
Parboiled rice
This is a kind of rice that has been boiled in the husk. It is also known as converted rice or easy-cook rice. Three basic steps are involved in parboiling; soaking, steaming, and drying.
Sticky rice
It has high starch content that results in a sticky and glue-like texture. Sticky rice is used for cooking sweet dishes and desserts.
Wild rice
It is one of the most expensive rice varieties that grow around wetlands, lakes, bays and rivers. This rice is a high source of protein with a delightful toastie flavour.
Black rice
This is also known as the emperor’s rice and is rarely found. It is nutrient-rich and widely used in Asian cuisine.
Jasmine rice
As the name suggests, it consists of a jasmine floral aroma. This is a long-grain rice type with a slightly sticky texture.
Arborio rice
Broader in size, this grain has a white dot at the centre. Also, it has high starch content due to which it forms a creamy texture when cooked.
Rosematta rice
This medium sized grain has a reddish appearance. It is known for its natural nutrients. It has a distinct earthy flavour which makes it perfect for a variety of foods; especially, the non-vegetarians see it as bliss.
Rice is consumed as food and also for various other purposes. Its bran is used for oil, and the oil is used for making cosmetics and soaps. The rice hull is used for fuel, fertilisers, and many other things. The rice straw is useful in making paper etc. In many countries, it is also used in beverages as well. Moreover, it is used for feeding domestic animals.
What is Rice? Different people might have different opinions on it. Some would say that ‘it’s their favourite food. Some would answer that ‘it’s the staple food of more than half of the world’s population.’ Some might even say that they can’t imagine their world without it, and some of them might say ‘who cares.’ But, the truth is that rice is not just another grain; it’s an essential thing on this planet, which is not only shaping the societies but also feeding people across the world.