Daawat Everyday Basmati Rice — Full Pallet, 48 Cartons of 3 x 5kg

Daawat Everyday rice pallet with standard 5kg bags

This Daawat Everyday rice pallet contains 48 cartons of standard 5kg bags. Each carton holds three bags of Daawat Everyday Basmati Rice, giving a total of 144 bags and 720kg of net rice in the complete pallet order.

Daawat Everyday rice pallet pack breakdown

• 48 cartons of Daawat Everyday Basmati Rice
• Three standard 5kg bags in each carton
• 144 individual bags in total
• 720kg net rice across the pallet

The price shown for this Daawat Everyday rice pallet covers the whole pallet. This listing uses the standard 5kg format rather than the extra-content promotional version. The carton count and bag count describe different parts of the same order, so use both figures when comparing offers.

Rice for everyday kitchen planning

The separate bags allow kitchens to organise their rice supply around the quantities they use. A carton contains 15kg of net rice across three bags, which can be allocated individually as required. Follow the cooking instructions on the supplied packaging when preparing the product.

When planning a bulk order, check that the complete pallet quantity suits your purchasing needs. The 720kg figure is net rice and is separate from shipping packaging and pallet weight. Explore Bulkstar’s wholesale range for other products to include in your business purchasing plan.

Plan rice quantities for different locations

The carton format provides a straightforward starting point for distributing the order. If the complete pallet were divided equally between three locations, each would receive 16 cartons. That would be 48 bags or 240kg of net rice per location. This is an allocation example; your business can distribute cartons differently to reflect actual demand.

A standard carton contains 15kg of rice across three separate bags. The bags can be allocated individually without treating the carton as a single opened container. Keep the supplied labels available wherever the rice is prepared so that staff can follow the relevant cooking and storage directions.

Use your own recipes for production planning

The 5kg bag size can be compared with the dry-rice quantity in your own recipes. For example, a preparation plan using 1kg of dry rice at a time would divide a 5kg bag into five such quantities before allowing for handling losses. This is arithmetic, not a recommended serving size or a prediction of cooked yield.

Cooked volume and the number of servings depend on the recipe and portion size. Use the manufacturer’s pack directions and your own tested process when planning meals. The 720kg pallet total describes dry net rice supplied, rather than prepared food.

Compare standard and promotional packs carefully

This Daawat Everyday rice pallet uses standard 5kg bags. A promotional bag with additional contents may have a different net quantity even when the main product name looks similar. When comparing an offer, check the complete printed size, the bags per carton and the number of cartons supplied.

The full description here separates those quantities so that you can make a consistent comparison. It identifies 48 cartons, three bags per carton and 5kg per bag. Together they give 144 bags and 720kg net contents.

Questions before a bulk purchase

Does the price cover 48 bags?

The offer covers 48 cartons. Because each carton contains three bags, the full order supplies 144 bags.

Does net rice weight include delivery packaging?

No. The 720kg calculation covers the rice. Packaging and pallet weight are separate shipping measurements.

Where can I find storage guidance?

Follow the instructions on the supplied bag. For general business food-storage planning, consult Food Standards Australia New Zealand’s guidance.

How long will the pallet last?

That depends on your own use. Track the number of bags consumed over a suitable period and use that information to plan future purchasing.