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Tentative List of Odisha Rice Millers Willing to Export Rice To Tentative List of Rice Millers who have submitted willingness to Export Rice to China in response to the meeting by Food Commissioner with Aorma on 19.7.18 at the Conference Hall of FS&CW Dept. (List Updated at 2 PM on 23.7.2018 by Aorma) Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address 1 Tulshi Ricetech Pvt Ltd, Banarpal-759128 Angul Rajesh Kr Saralia 94370 16770 [email protected] 2 Laxmi Agro Industries, Motiganj Balasore Prakash Ch Khandelwal 94370 54769 3 Balgopal Rice Products, P.O. Parthala Bargarh Girdhar Agrawal 94370 51146 [email protected] Brajeshwari Foods Pvt Ltd, Attabira- 4 Bargarh Ram Prasad Patro 99385 37061 768027 Jindal Paddy Processors (P) Ltd, 5 Bargarh Badal Prakash Jindal 82490 20451 [email protected] Chakarkend 6 Lath Industries, P.O. Chakarkend-768033 Bargarh Amit Kr Lath 97763 13322 [email protected] Lath Rice Products Pvt Ltd, P.O. Gudesira- 7 Bargarh Shrawan Kr Lath 92385 79051 [email protected] 768038 Laxmi Narayan Paddy Processing P Ltd, 8 Bargarh Dinesh Panigrahi 94370 54736 [email protected] Padampur-768036 M/s. Shree Sai Food Products, 9 Bargarh Nitesh Kr Sharma 99370 99821 [email protected] P.O.Sankirda-768103 Motilal Makhanlal Foods (P) Ltd, Kulunda- 10 Bargarh Niraj Mittal 94370 57724 [email protected] 768027 Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address 11 Navdanya Foods P Ltd Bargarh Narayan Kansal 87633 43766 [email protected] Om Food Products, P.O.Barhaguda- 12 Bargarh Manoj Agrawal 94370 51281 [email protected] 768040 Padmabati Rice Mill P Ltd, P.O.Hirlipali- 13 Bargarh Janardhan Dhara 73259 10848 768027 14 Padmasini Rice Mill, P.O. Hirlipali-768027 Bargarh Saroj Kr Agrawal 94399 45213 [email protected] Shree Krishna Agro, P.O. Godbhaga- 15 Bargarh Satyanarayan Agrawal 94370 50445 [email protected] 768111 16 Shreeji Rice Mills P. Ltd, Charpali Bargarh Mohan Mittal 94370 57236 [email protected] Vijaylaxmi Rice Mills P Ltd, Rengalicamp- 17 Bargarh Nitesh Bansal 99377 88610 [email protected] 768027 18 P.N.Agro Udyog, Barang-756123 Bhadrak Sekhar Kr Mohapatra 94370 60139 [email protected] 19 Shree Hanuman Rice Mill, Chandbali Bhadrak Vikash Kr Agrawal 98312 63334 [email protected] Jwalaji Paddy Processing Pvt Ltd, Belpara- 20 Bolangir Goutam Pd Agrawal 99370 34425 [email protected] 767026 21 M/s. Gayatri Food Products Bolangir Goutam Pd Agrawal 99370 34425 [email protected] Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address M/s. Samaleswari Traders, Tusura- 22 Bolangir Dindayal Kedia 94370 39528 [email protected] 767030 M/s. Savitri Paddy Processing P Ltd, 23 Bolangir Sanjay Kr Agrawal 94370 70475 [email protected] Titilagarh-767033 Radhaswami Food Products, P.O.Saintala- 24 Bolangir Anil Agrawal 79784 01396 [email protected] 767032 M/s. Jai Laxmi Agro Foods P Ltd, 25 Cuttack Narendra Kr Modi 94370 30068 [email protected] P.O.Kotasahi-754022 26 Puspa Agencies P Ltd, P.O.Bairoi-754010 Cuttack Narottama Patra 94370 40703 [email protected] 27 R. K. Agro Industries, P.O.Bali-754027 Cuttack Navin Agarwal 88954 33144 [email protected] 28 Maa Mahalaxmi Gramin Udyog Pvt Ltd Deogarh Sanjeeb Ku Agrawal 80186 69111 29 Natural Agritech P. Ltd, Kamakhyanagar Dhenkanal Saurav Kr Sarawogi 78735 52777 [email protected] M/s. Bimala Rice Mill, Shyamsundarpur, 30 Ganjam Manoj Kr Pady 93389 21889 [email protected] Burupada 31 Sri Tripati Rice Mill, Rangailunda Ganjam T. Satish Kr Patro 94373 23501 [email protected] 32 Maitree Rice Mill, P.O.Tiran-754138 Jagatsinghpur Rabinarayan Sahu 99370 98100 Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address 33 B D Udyog, Jolko, Kesinga-766012 Kalahandi Pradip Agrawal 94370 70338 [email protected] 34 B.K.Food Products P Ltd, Kesinga Kalahandi Pradip Agrawal 94370 70338 [email protected] 35 Basudev Food, Gaigaon, Chancher Kalahandi Ashish Agrawal 95835 00000 [email protected] Bijay Laxmi Paddy & Agro P Ltd, 36 Kalahandi Bijay Kr Agrawal 94370 70006 [email protected] Ladugaon 37 Durga Rice Mill, Kesinga Kalahandi Mahesh Kr Bansal 94370 73583 [email protected] Jagadamba Agro Industries, Kesinga- 38 Kalahandi Nand Kishor Jain 94370 70970 [email protected] 766012 39 M/s. Bimala Food Products, P.O.Pastikudi Kalahandi Ashish Kr Agrawal 94370 70327 M/s. Samaleswari Food Products, samaleswarifoodproduct@gmail. 40 Kalahandi Bhagabat Dayal Kedia 94371 32633 P.O.Gajabhal-766031 com 41 Rabin Foods, Junagarh Kalahandi Adarsh Gourav M/s. Shree Ganesh Rice Mill, P.O.Jankia- 42 Khurda Manoj Kr Sahu 73787 81818 [email protected] 752020 43 Maa Tarini Rice Mill Khurda Bipin Sahoo 96688 37149 [email protected] Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address Rameswar Agro Industries P. Ltd, 44 Khurda Sukhamaya Das 99370 20925 [email protected] Bhagabanpur Indl. Estate Shibani Food Products P. Ltd, 45 Khurda Rabindra Nath Subudhi 94370 01232 [email protected] Rajsunakhola Shree Chandihardev Rice & Flour Mill, [email protected] 46 Khurda Priya Ranjan Patro 99385 59949 Chandeswar m 47 Sonthalia Rice Mill, At-Paribasudeipur Khurda Saurav Agarwal 94370 10933 [email protected] Sri Dandeswar Rice Mill P Ltd, Food 48 Khurda Santosh Kr Nayak 94371 07433 [email protected] Processing Indl. Park [email protected] 49 Sri Jagannath Rice Mill, P.O.Chandeswar Khurda S. Jayram Patro 99371 08784 m Shree Gopal Food & Modern Rice Mill, 50 Mayurbhanj Godabarish Karan 99379 51759 [email protected] Budhikhari 51 Nav Durga Modern Rice Mill, P.O.Dhodra Nabarangpur Harkesh Yadav 95566 77746 [email protected] M/s, Rajesh Industries (Rice Mill), 52 Nayagarh Santosh Kr Patra 94372 05028 [email protected] P.O.Nandighore-752081 M/s. Daimond Rice Pvt Ltd, P.O.Sarankul- 53 Nayagarh Subash Ch Panda 94371 11643 [email protected] 752080 M/s. Nayagarh Rice (P) Ltd, 54 Nayagarh Subash Ch Panda 94371 11643 [email protected] P.O.Kalyanpur-752070 Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address M/s. Shubhalaxmi Agencies Pvt Ltd, 55 Nayagarh Sarbeswar Sahu 94370 03700 [email protected] Rajsunakhala-752065 Maa Tarini Rice Mill, P.O.Tampalo- 56 Puri Suresh Kr Mohanty 99373 94220 752110 57 Ritika Agencies Pvt Ltd, P.O. Gop-752110 Puri Surya Narayan Senapati 94370 43137 [email protected] 58 I. P. Rice Industries, Khetrajpur-768003 Sambalpur Manish Agrawalla 80930 50019 [email protected] 59 Kalinga Agro Foods, Baunsara-768113 Sambalpur Ankit Lath 94386 40527 [email protected] Maa Samlai Agro Products, P.O.Dhama- 60 Sambalpur Dipak Agrawal 99378 45730 [email protected] 768113 Maa Tara Rice Industries (P) Ltd, 61 Sambalpur Pawan Kr Agrawal 91780 81999 [email protected] P.O.Baijamunda-768006 Mittal Rice Mills P Ltd P.O:A.Kantapali- 62 Sambalpur Roshan Kr Goyal 95836 78989 [email protected] 768006 Samaleswari Gramin Udyog, 63 Sambalpur Sajjan Kr Mittal 94370 55973 P.O.Sansinghari Balaji Food Products, P.O.Singhijuba, 64 Sonepur Pradeep Agrawal 94370 57109 [email protected] Binka-767045 65 Lalita Rice Mill Pvt Ltd, P.O. Khari-767016 Sonepur Manish Agrawalla 80930 50019 [email protected] Sl. No. Name and Address of Rice Mill District Name of Contact Person Mobile No. Email address Agrasen Rice Mills Pvt Ltd, Rajgangpur- 66 Sundargarh Kanhaiya Lal Agrawal 9437038640 [email protected] 770017 Vidya Minerals Pvt Ltd, P.O.Tumkela- 67 Sundargarh Deepak Singhal 99371 81999 [email protected] 770040 *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*.
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