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Product List 2021.Xlsx Acme International, Inc., Phone: +1 770 619 2263 3265 Saturn Court, +1 678-619-1810 Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 Fax: +1 678-867-2263 SONA MASOORI RICE KITCHEN KING BASMATI REAL: SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: BASMATI RICE (2 X 20 LBS) CHOICE: SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) NA KITCHEN KING: BASMATI RICE (4 X 10 LBS) NA DECCAN: DELIGHT SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: BASMATI RICE (20 X 2 LBS) NA DECCAN: ORGANIC SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: BROWN BASMATI (4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: DIABETIC BASMATI RICE (4 X 10 LBS) SRI LALITHA: CRYSTAL SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: GOLDEN PARBOILED BASMATI (4 X 10 LBS) KITCHEN KING: SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) KITCHEN KING: ORGANIC BROWN BASMATI ( 20 X 2 LBS) NA KITCHEN KING: CRYSTAL SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) NA KITCHEN KING: SUPER XL PARBOILED SELLA (2 X 20 LBS) DECCAN: SONA MASOORI (4 X 10 LBS) KITCHEN KING: SUPER XL PARBOILED SELLA (4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: LOW G.I SONA MASOORI (DIABETIC) (2 X 20LBS) KITCHEN KING: XL BASMATI RICE (4 X 10 LBS) NA DECCAN: LOW G.I SONA MASOORI (DIABETIC) (4 X 10LBS) KITCHEN KING: XL BASMATI RICE 40 LBS DECCAN: BROWN SONA MASOORI (4 X 10 LBS) REGAL: BASMATI RICE IN JUTE BAG (2 X 20 LBS) NA DECCAN: BROWN SONA MASOORI (2 X 20 LBS) REGAL: SUPER BASMATI RICE (2 X 20 LBS) ALISHAN BASMATI PONNI RAW / PARBOILED / IDLY RICE ALISHAN: DELIGHT BASMATI RICE(2 X 20 LBS) DECCAN: AMBEMOHAR (4 X 10 LBS) ALISHAN: DELIGHT BASMATI RICE(4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: GOBIND BHOG RICE (4 X 10 LBS) ALISHAN: SUPERBA BASMATI RICE(4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: IDLY RICE (2 X 20 LBS) ALISHAN: XL PARBOILED SELLA BASMATI (4 X 10 LBS) DECCANDECCAN: IDLY RICE (4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: JEERA SAMBA (4 X 10 LBS) DECCAN: KERALA MATTA (4 X 10 LBS) REAL WHEAT FLOUR DECCAN: PONNI BOILED (2 X 20 LBS) REAL: WHEAT FLOUR (2 x 20 LBS) DECCAN: PONNI BOILED (4 X 10 LBS) REAL: BHALIYA ATTA (2 x 20 LBS) DECCAN: PONNI RAW (2 X 20 LBS) REAL: GLUTEN FREE ATTA (4 x 10 LBS) DECCAN: PONNI RAW (4 X 10 LBS) REAL: MULTIGRAIN FLOUR (4 x 10 LBS) DECCAN: RAJAMUDI RICE (10 X 4 LB) REAL: SHARBATI GOLD ATTA (2 x 20 LBS) DECCAN: SURTI KOLAM (4 X 10 LBS) REAL: WHEAT FLOUR (4 x 10 LBS) REAL: IDLY RICE (2 X 20 LBS) REAL: WHEAT FLOUR WITH FLAX SEEDS (2 x 20 LBS) DAAWAT DAAWAT: BROWN BASMATI 10 LBS DAAWAT: TRADITIONAL BASMATI 10 LBS (BLUE BAG) SWARNA WHEAT FLOUR DAAWAT: TRADITIONAL BASMATI (12 X 2 LBS) SWARNA: WHEAT FLOUR (2 x 20 LBS) DAAWAT: ULTIMA BASMATI (12 X 2 LBS) SWARNA: WHEAT FLOUR (4 x 10 LBS) NA DAAWAT: ULTIMA BASMATI 10 LBS (GREEN BAG) SWARNA: WHEAT FLOUR (10 x 4 LBS) NA SWARNA: GOLD WHEAT FLOUR 20 LBS NA SWARNA: SOOJI (10 x 4 LBS) NA ROYAL BASMATI ROYAL: AUTHENTIC BROWN BASMATI IN POUCH (4 X 2 LBS) ROYAL: AUTHENTIC JASMINE RICE IN POUCH (4 X 2 LBS) SHER: DESI STYLE DURUM ATTA 20 LBS ROYAL: AUTHENTIC WHITE BASMATI IN POUCH (4 X 2 LBS) SHER: WHOLE WHEAT DURUM ATTA 20 LBS Product List: Acme International 1 of 29 www.acmeintlusa.com Acme International, Inc., Phone: +1 770 619 2263 3265 Saturn Court, +1 678-619-1810 Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 Fax: +1 678-867-2263 MASOOR WHOLE - DESI (10 X 4 LBS) MASOOR WHOLE - DESI (20 X 2 LBS) AASHIRVAAD WHEAT FLOUR MASOOR WHOLE- RED FOOTBALL (10 X 4 LBS) AASHIRVAAD : WHEAT FLOUR (2 x 22 LBS) MASOOR WHOLE-RED FOOTBALL (20 X 2 LBS) AASHIRVAAD : WHEAT FLOUR (4 x 11 LBS) MOONG DAL (10 X 4 LBS) AASHIRVAAD : MULTIGRAIN FLOUR (4 x 11 LBS) MOONG DAL (20 X 2 LBS) AASHIRVAAD : SELECT WHEAT FLOUR (2 x 22 LBS) MOONG DAL (5 X 8 LBS) AASHIRVAAD : SELECT WHEAT FLOUR (4 x 11 LBS) MOONG SPLIT (10 X 4 LBS) MOONG SPLIT (20 X 2 LBS) MOONG WHOLE (10 X 4 LBS) WHEAT FLOUR MOONG WHOLE (20 X 2 LBS) PILLSBURY: CHAKKI FRESH ATTA (2 x 22LBS) MOTH WHOLE (10 X 4 LBS) PILLSBURY: CHAKKI FRESH ATTA (4 x11 LBS)` MOTH WHOLE (20 X 2 LBS) PILLSBURY: MULTIGRAIN ATTA (4 x 11 LBS) RED CHORI (10 X 4 LBS) PATANJALI ATTA (2 x 22 LB) NA RED CHORI (20 X 2 LBS) PATANJALI ATTA (4 x 11 LB) NA SURATI VAAL (10 X 4 LBS) SALT SURATI VAAL (20 X 2 LBS) TATA IODIZED SALT ( 25 X 1 KG) TOOR DAL (10 X 4 LBS) TATA IODIZED SALT LITE ( 25 X 1 KG) TOOR DAL (20 X 2 LBS) ASHIRVAAD IODIZED SALT ( 25 X 1 KG) TOOR DAL (5 X 8 LBS) TOOR DAL - OILY (10 X 4 LBS) TOOR DAL - OILY (4 X 10 LBS) LENTILS / DAALS TOOR WHOLE (20 X 2 LBS) 5 - STAR DAL (10 x 4 LBS) TOOR WHOLE (10 X 4 LBS) 5 - STAR DAL ((2020 x 2 LBSLBS)) URAD DAL ((2020 X 2 LBS)LBS) BLACK BEANS (10 x 4 LBS) URAD DAL (10 X 4 LBS) BLACK BEANS (20 x 2 LBS) URAD DAL (5 X 8 LBS) BLACK EYE BEANS (10 x 4 LBS) URAD GOTA (20 X 2 LBS) BLACK EYE BEANS (20 x 2 LBS) URAD GOTA (10 X 4 LBS) CHANA DAL (10 X 4 LBS) URAD GOTA (5 X 8 LBS) CHANA DAL (20 X 2 LBS) URAD SPLIT (20 X 2 LBS) CHANA DAL (5 X 8 LBS) URAD SPLIT (10 X 4 LBS) DARK KIDNEY BEANS (10 X 4 LBS) URAD WHOLE (20 X 2 LBS) DARK KIDNEY BEANS (20 X 2 LBS) URAD WHOLE (10 X 4 LBS) GREEN GRAM (10 X 4 LBS) URAD WHOLE (5 X 8 LBS) GREEN GRAM (20 X 2 LBS) YELLOW PEAS (20 X 2 LBS) GREEN MASOOR WHOLE (10 X 4 LBS) YELLOW PEAS (10 X 4 LBS) GREEN MASOOR WHOLE (20 X 2 LBS) YELLOW SPLIT PEAS (20 X 2 LBS) GREEN PEAS (10 X 4 LBS) YELLOW SPLIT PEAS (10 X 4 LBS) GREEN PEAS (2(200 X 2 LBS) HORSE GRAM (10 X 4 LBS) PEANUTS HORSE GRAM (20 X 2 LBS) BLANCHED PEANUTS (20 X 1 LBS) HORSE GRAM BLACK (KULTHI) (20 X 2 LBS) BLANCHED PEANUTS (20 X 2 LBS) KABULI CHANA (10 X 4 LBS) BLANCHED PEANUTS (10 X 4 LBS) KABULI CHANA (20 X 2 LBS) RAW PEANUTS (20 X 1 LBS) KABULI CHANA (5 X 8 LBS) RAW PEANUTS (20 X 2 LBS) KALA CHANA (10 X 4 LBS) RAW PEANUTS (10 X 4 LBS) KALA CHANA (20 X 2 LBS) RAW PEANUTS (10 X 56 oz) KALA CHANA (5 X 8 LBS) SPANISH PEANUTS (20 X 14 oz) KASHMIRI RAJMA (10 X 4 LBS) SPANISH PEANUTS (20 X 28 oz) KASHMIRI RAJMA (20 X 2 LBS) SPANISH PEANUTS (10 X 56 oz) LIGHT KIDNEY BEANS (10 X 4 LBS) LIGHT KIDNEY BEANS (20 X 2 LBS) COCONUT CREAM / MILK MASOOR DAL (10 X 4 LBS) REAL: COCONUT MILK (24 X 400 ML) MASOOR DAL (20 X 2 LBS) REAL: COCONUT CREAM (24 X 400 ML) Product List: Acme International 2 of 29 www.acmeintlusa.com Acme International, Inc., Phone: +1 770 619 2263 3265 Saturn Court, +1 678-619-1810 Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 Fax: +1 678-867-2263 OTHER ITEMS COCONUT POWDER (20 X 200 GMS) COCONUT POWDER (20 X 400 GMS) FLOURS COCONUT POWDER (10 X 800 GMS) ALL PURPOSE FLOUR / MAIDA (20 X 2 LBS) COCONUT HALVES (20 X 400 GMS) ALL PURPOSE FLOUR / MAIDA (10 X 4 LBS) COCONUT SLICE (20 X 400 GMS) ARROWROOT FLOUR (20 X 400 GMS) COCONUT WHOLE (1 PC X 40) BAJRI FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) CORN POHA (20 X 400 GMS) BAJRI FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) CRACKED WHEAT #2 SM (20 X 2 LBS) BAJRI FLOUR ()(5 X 8 LBS) CRACKED WHEAT #3 MED ()(20 X 2 LBS) BARLEY FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) CRACKED WHEAT #4 LG (20 X 2 LBS) BARLEY FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) DALIYA SPLIT (20 X 200 GMS) BESAN (10 X 4 LBS) DALIYA SPLIT (20 X 400 GMS) BESAN (20 X 2 LBS) DALIYA SPLIT (10 X 800 GMS) BESAN (4 X 10 LBS) DALIYA SPLIT (10 X 4 LBS) BESAN BULK (55 LBS) DALIYA WHOLE (20 X 400 GMS) BHAKRI FLOUR (5 X 8 LBS) DALIYA WHOLE (10 X 800 GMS) FARALI FLOUR (2(200 X 2 LBS) DRY PANI PURI (20 x 400 GM) IDLI RAWA (10 X 4 LBS) JUWAR DHANI (20 X 200 GMS) IDLI RAWA (20 X 2 LBS) KHEEL PLAIN (20 X 100 GMS) JOWAR FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) KHEEL SWEET (20 X 100 GMS) JOWAR FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) KODRI (20 X 400 GMS) JOWAR FLOUR (5 X 8 LBS) MOONG WADI (20 X 200 GMS) KUTU FLOUR (20 X 400 GMS) MORAIYO (20 X 400 GMS) MOONG FLOUR ((2020 X 2 LBSLBS)) PATASHA WHITE ((1515 X 454 GMSGMS)) RAGI FLOUR (20 X 400 GMS) PHOOL MAKHANA (20 X 100 GMS) RAGI FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) PHOOL MAKHANA (20 X 200 GMS) RAGI FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) POTATO WAFERS (20 X 200 GMS) RAJGIRA FLOUR (20 X 400 GMS) PUNJABI WADI (20 X 200 GMS) RICE FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) PUNJABI WADI (20 X 400 GMS) RICE FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) ROASTED CHANA HALDI (20 X 400 GMS) RICE FLOUR (4 X 10 LBS) ROASTED CHANA HING (20 X 400 GMS) RICE FLOUR BULK (55 LBS) ROASTED CHANA MASALA (20 X 400 GMS) ROASTED UPMA RAVA (10 X 4 LBS) ROASTED CHANA NIMBU (20 X 400 GMS) ROASTED UPMA RAVA (20 X 2 LBS) ROASTED CHANA PLAIN (20 X 400 GMS) SABUDANA FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) ROASTED CHANA SALTED (20 X 400 GMS) SATTU (20 X 2 LBS) ROCKSUGAR (SUGAR CANDY) (20 X 100 GMS) SINGODA FLOUR (20 X 400 GMS) ROCKSUGAR (SUGAR CANDY) (20 X 200 GMS) SOOJI (10 X 4 LBS) ROCKSUGAR (SUGAR CANDY) (20 X 400 GMS) SOOJI (2(200 X 2 LBS) ROCKSUGAR (SUGAR CANDY) (20 X 800 GMS) SOOJI BULK (55 LBS) SABUDANA (20 X 200 GMS) SOYA FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) SABUDANA (20 X 400 GMS) YELLOW CORN FLOUR (10 X 4 LBS) SABUDANA (10 X 800 GMS) YELLOW CORN FLOUR (20 X 2 LBS) SABUDANA (10 X 4 LBS) YELLOW CORN FLOUR (5 X 8 LBS) SOYA CHUNKS (25 X 200 GMS) SWEET MAKHANA (20 X 200 GMS) CHICK PEAS SWEET MAKHANA (20 X 400 GMS) REAL: CHICK PEAS (6 X 2.5 KG) REAL: CHICK PEAS (12 X 820 GMS) TAMARIND REAL: CHICK PEAS - GLASS BOTTLE (12 X 540 GMS) REAL: THAI WET TAMRIND SEEDLESS (50 X14OZ) REAL: CHICK PEAS (12 X 420 GMS) REAL: TAMRIND SLAB SEEDLESS ( 50 X 200 GMS) REAL: TAMRIND SLAB SEEDLESS ( 20 X 500 GMS) MANGO PULP REAL: TAMRIND SLAB SEEDLESS ( 10 X 1 KG) REAL: ALPHANSO MANGO PULP (6 X 850g) REAL: KESAR MANGO PULP (6 X 850g) Product List: Acme International 3 of 29 www.acmeintlusa.com Acme International, Inc., Phone: +1 770 619 2263 3265 Saturn Court, +1 678-619-1810 Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 Fax: +1 678-867-2263 GREEN RAISINS (20 X 14 OZ) PISTACHIO ROASTED & SALTED (20 X 7 OZ) PISTACHIO ROASTED & SALTED (20 X 14 OZ) JAGGERY SHELLED WALNUTS (20 X 7 OZ) REAL: JAGGERY BALLS (12 X 2 LBS) SHELLED WALNUTS (20 X 14 OZ) REAL: JAGGERY BALLS (24 X 1 LBS) REAL: JAGGERY SQUARE (12 X 2 LBS) POHA REAL: JAGGERY SQUARE (24 X 1 LBS) DAGDI POHA (10 X 800 GMS) REAL: KOLHAPURI JAGGERY POWDER IN JAR (12 X 2 LBS) DAGDI POHA (20 X 400 GMS) REAL: MASALA JAGGERY POWDER IN JAR ()(24 X 1 LBS) GATTI AVALAKKI ()(20 X 400 GMS) REAL: MODAK JAGGERY IN JAR (10 X 700 GMS) POHA THICK (10 X 4 LBS) REAL: SOUTH IND.
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