M L Rice
Private-label rice supplier serving UK retailers, food businesses and catering customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About M L Rice
M L Rice sources rice from multiple countries and supplies it under customers’ own brands. Products include long-grain, Thai fragrant and glutinous, Cambodian fragrant, broken and sushi-style rice, with packaging, pack size, origin and quality tailored to customer requirements.
The company serves clients seeking exclusive own-label rice products and focuses on supplying quality products at competitive prices with reliable service. It began in 1999 as The Rice Company, separated in 2004 to become TL Rice Ltd, and ultimately became M L Rice Limited; its registered HQ is in Harlow, United Kingdom.
Product: Sources and supplies rice in customer-branded packaging, with product origin, quality and pack size tailored to client requirements.
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