India Gate Golden Sella Rice — Full Pallet, 48 Cartons of 4 x 5kg

India Gate Golden Sella rice pallet

This India Gate Golden Sella rice pallet offers Golden Sella Rice in 5kg packaging for businesses purchasing in bulk. The product is identified by its India Gate branding and Golden Sella variety name, as shown on the orange and green packaging in the illustration.

Golden Sella for bulk cooking

The manufacturer’s product information describes Golden Sella as offering consistent grains suited to bulk cooking. This makes the variety relevant to kitchens planning rice dishes in larger quantities. Use the directions on the supplied rice pack alongside your chosen recipe when preparing the product.

Check the variety and pack size

India Gate offers several rice varieties, so check the Golden Sella name when selecting this product. The 5kg figure identifies the individual packaging size. This listing is a full-pallet offer, with the displayed price applying to the pallet rather than to one individual bag.

This India Gate Golden Sella rice pallet contains 48 cartons of four 5kg bags: 192 bags and 960kg total net rice. The whole-pallet price is $3,312. The illustration shows the product packaging; actual pallet arrangement may vary.

See KRBL’s rice product range for manufacturer information about India Gate varieties. Browse Bulkstar’s wholesale range to plan other products for your business.

Full-pallet pack breakdown

The India Gate Golden Sella rice pallet contains 48 cartons of four 5kg bags. This provides 192 individual bags and 960kg of net rice. The 5kg description refers to the individual bag within each carton; the full offer includes all 48 cartons together.

• 48 cartons per pallet
• Four 5kg bags in each carton
• 20kg net rice per carton
• 192 bags in the full order
• 960kg total net rice

Allocate cartons across your business

The carton format lets you divide the order between locations or preparation areas without treating the entire pallet as one opened supply. For example, distributing the order equally to four locations would give each location 12 cartons. That means 48 bags, or 240kg of net rice, per location. This is an example of the quantities, not a recommendation about how much each business should hold.

A business with different demand at each location can allocate a different number of cartons. Recording the number of bags issued and the cartons remaining provides a practical basis for your next purchasing plan. Actual replenishment frequency depends on your own use.

Use your recipes to plan production

Compare the dry-rice quantities in your tested recipes with the 5kg bag size. A recipe plan using 1kg of dry rice at a time would divide a bag into five such quantities before allowing for handling losses. This arithmetic does not predict cooked weight or servings. Those depend on your preparation method and portion size.

Follow the instructions printed on the supplied bag when preparing the rice. Keep that packaging information available to the team cooking it, especially if cartons are distributed between locations. The Golden Sella name identifies the variety in this offer.

Questions about the pallet order

Are 48 bags included?

The offer includes 48 cartons. Each carton holds four bags, so the complete order contains 192 bags.

Does the stated net weight include the pallet?

No. The 960kg figure describes the rice, calculated from 192 bags of 5kg. Packaging and pallet weight are separate shipping measurements.

How should the order be stored?

Use the directions on the supplied product label. For general business storage planning, see Food Standards Australia New Zealand’s food-storage guidance.

How does the image relate to quantity?

The generated image illustrates the pallet presentation. The written pack breakdown identifies the quantity supplied in this India Gate Golden Sella rice pallet.