Cereals & Grains Product

Major Cereal Grains

Primary grains cultivated worldwide for food and flour production.

  1. Rice – Staple food in Asia, rich in carbohydrates.

  2. Wheat – Used for bread, chapati, bakery items, and pasta.

  3. Maize (Corn) – Used for food, fodder, and industrial starch.

  4. Barley – Used in brewing, soups, and animal feed.

  5. Oats – A healthy breakfast cereal rich in fiber.

  6. Rye – Grain used in bread and whiskey.

  7. Sorghum (Jowar) – Gluten-free grain, ideal for rotis.

  8. Triticale – Hybrid grain combining wheat’s quality and rye’s resilience.

Millets (Traditional & Nutritional Grains)

Nutritious, drought-resistant grains gaining global attention for health benefits.

  1. Pearl Millet (Bajra) – Rich in iron and fiber.

  2. Finger Millet (Ragi) – Excellent source of calcium.

  3. Foxtail Millet (Kangni) – Low glycemic index grain.

  4. Barnyard Millet (Sanwa) – Ideal for fasting and gluten-free diets.

  5. Little Millet (Kutki) – High in antioxidants.

  6. Kodo Millet (Kodra) – Supports digestion and metabolism.

  7. Proso Millet (Cheena) – Rich in protein and minerals.

  8. Browntop Millet – Excellent for heart health.

  9. Buckwheat (Kuttu) – Pseudo cereal rich in protein.

  10. Amaranth (Rajgira) – Protein-rich pseudo cereal for energy.

Pulses / Legume Grains

Protein-rich seeds of legumes, essential for vegetarian diets.

  1. Chickpeas (Chana) – Used for flour and curry.

  2. Pigeon Pea (Toor Dal) – Popular Indian lentil.

  3. Green Gram (Moong) – Easily digestible, used in soups and sprouts.

  4. Black Gram (Urad) – Used in idli/dosa batter.

  5. Lentils (Masoor) – High in protein and iron.

  6. Kidney Beans (Rajma) – Common in North Indian cuisine.

  7. Cowpea (Lobia) – Rich in fiber and vitamins.

  8. Horse Gram (Kulthi) – Used in soups and traditional medicines.

  9. Field Pea (Matar) – Common dried pea variety.

  10. Moth Bean (Matki) – High-protein legume used in sprouts.

Oilseeds & Grain-like Crops

Seeds used for edible oils and protein products.

  1. Mustard Seeds – Used for oil and spice.

  2. Groundnuts (Peanuts) – Source of oil and protein.

  3. Sesame Seeds – Used in oil, sweets, and bakery.

  4. Flax Seeds – Rich in omega-3 fatty acids.

  5. Sunflower Seeds – Popular edible oil source.

  6. Niger Seeds – Used for bird feed and niche oils.

  7. Castor Seeds – Used for industrial-grade oils.

  8. Safflower Seeds – Used for cooking and biodiesel.

  9. Soybean – High-protein source and oilseed crop.

Processed & Value-Added Grain Products

Refined or semi-processed products made from grains.

  1. Rice Flour – Used for gluten-free baking.

  2. Wheat Flour (Atta, Maida, Suji) – For bread, biscuits, and snacks.

  3. Poha (Flattened Rice) – Quick breakfast cereal.

  4. Daliya (Broken Wheat) – Nutritious porridge.

  5. Corn Flour – Used in soups and gravies.

  6. Puffed Rice (Murmura) – Light snack base.

  7. Rice Bran – Used for oil and animal feed.

  8. Semolina (Sooji/Rava) – Used in sweets and pasta.

  9. Maize Grits – Used in breakfast cereals.

  10. Oatmeal – High-fiber healthy breakfast.

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