Sri Lanka takes
feed-grade corn.
Yellow corn for feed. We do not bolt mango or rice onto this lane because the ship is going anyway.
Sri Lanka is on the corn list for feed-grade yellow corn. Moisture is 13–14 percent. Broken kernels are 3 percent or less. Aflatoxin stays inside the destination limit. Food-grade is not the published offer on this lane.
We do not add mango or rice by habit. A buyer who wants basmati or Chaunsa writes a different enquiry to a desk that actually lists them. Container lots are about 27 metric tons. Bulk starts at 5,000 metric tons.
The limit is the point
A short lane stays honest when it refuses extras. Fumigation and the lab sheet still apply. Origin is central Punjab, sourced. Halal and phyto follow if the buyer’s entry needs them. We do not invent a Colombo retail program for fruit.
Seed is still domestic
Hybrid maize seed for a Pakistani farm is the Multan counter. It is not an export parcel to Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka corn means feed grade
The search “corn to Sri Lanka” has a hard limit on this site. Feed-grade yellow corn only. Not food grade, not mango, not rice. Moisture 13 to 14 percent. Broken kernels 3 percent or less. Send the aflatoxin limit your authority enforces. The page will not invent a parts-per-billion number or a Colombo fruit program.
A 40-foot box is about 27 metric tons. Bulk starts at about 5,000 metric tons. Origin is central Punjab, sourced. Fumigation is the contractor certificate. Autumn grain in October is a drying job below 14 percent on the farm. It is not a public trailer price and it is not this export booking.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you ship mango to Sri Lanka on this lane?
Is food-grade corn included?
What is the moisture?
Can I book 5,000 tons?
Get in touch
Say feed corn and the port.
We will not attach a fruit offer.
Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM PKT · Shesha Basti Talab, Multan, Punjab, Pakistan