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WHAT MAKES THIS GRAIN DIFFERENT
Not all rice is the same.
A rare grain. A stronger profile. A more meaningful meal.

| Feature | TeraiFarms Kalanamak | White Basmati |
|---|---|---|
|
Glycaemic Index
|
49 – 52 | 71 – 77 |
|
Iron (per 100 g)
|
3.1 mg | 0.5 mg |
|
Milling
|
Low heat, minimally milled | Highly polished |
|
Origin
|
Terai region (Siddharthnagar, Gorakhpur) | Various regions |
|
Aroma
|
Distinctive natural fragrance | Mild |
|
Days to mature
|
~ 140 days | ~ 110 days |
Goodness for every table.
Everyday Meals
Simple & nutritious
Traditional Recipes
Rich in flavor
Healthy Living
Wholesome & balanced
A Better Tomorrow
For people & planet
Good food
starts at the field.
1. Grown in the Terai
Naturally in fertile plains, chemical-free.
2. Harvested with care
Using traditional methods.
3. Packed fresh
To lock in nutrition, fragrance and purity.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything you need to know.
Simple answers for a better rice experience.
What is Kalanamak rice?
Kalanamak is a rare scented heritage rice grown in the Himalayan foothills of Uttar Pradesh, known for its blackened husk and distinct aroma.
Is it GI tagged?
Yes, authentic Kalanamak rice holds a Geographical Indication (GI) tag certifying its provenance and traditional cultivation methods.
Where is it grown?
It is cultivated across the fertile Terai region, primarily Siddharthnagar and neighboring districts in Eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Is this rice polished?
No, it is minimally processed and unpolished to preserve the natural bran, vitamins, and minerals.
What is the glycaemic index?
It has a medium-to-low GI rating between 49 and 52, making it significantly slower to digest than typical polished white varieties.











