Three Generations. One Standard.
HAS Rice Pakistan is a family-owned rice processing and export company based in Karachi. We have been in the food commodity trade since 1962 and exporting rice since 2005.
From Commodity Traders to Rice Exporters
HAS Rice Pakistan was established in 2005 as the rice processing and export arm of a family trading business that dates back to 1962. Our founder started in Karachi as a food commodity trader, building buyer relationships across Pakistan and the Middle East over four decades. Those relationships still form the backbone of our network today.
In 2005, we took a strategic decision: stop trading other people's rice and start processing our own. We invested in a dedicated rice mill in Karachi with modern sorting, grading, and packaging equipment. Today that facility processes 150 metric tons per day.
The third generation joined the business bringing technology, data, and digital infrastructure. We've shipped to 50+ countries since 2005 with a focus on consistent quality, on-time shipments, and complete documentation.
Three generations. Same family. Same commitment to quality, documentation, and reliability that our grandfather built this business on.

62 Years of Growth
From Paddy to Port in 4 Steps
What Pre-Shipment Inspection Covers
Every shipment undergoes third-party pre-shipment inspection (SGS, Bureau Veritas, or Intertek) before loading. Cost is included in FOB and CNF quotes subject to MOQ: 5 x 20' FCL basmati, 10 x 20' FCL non-basmati.
From Our Mill to Your Port
We handle the complete export logistics chain from container stuffing at our mill to vessel loading at port.
Compliance You Can Verify
Five international certifications issued by Gitchia Institute of Global Certification (Lahore, Pakistan). Plus US FDA facility registration. All current certificates are downloadable below.
Membership and Market Access
Active trade body memberships and destination-market registrations.
Ready to Work With Us?
Our export team responds within 24 business hours. Tell us your variety, quantity, and destination port.