Corn (yellow Maize)

Indian Yellow Corn/ Maize, which is procured from the hinterland of India; uniform grain sizes; excellent resistance to blight.
The importance of maize or corn lies in its wide variety of applications besides serving as human food and animal feed. It is also a source for a large number of industrial products - maize corn, corn starch, corn OIL, baby corn, popcorn, dairy feed, poultry feed, piggery, agro-industries, and so on. Maize is now widely cultivated around the world, and a greater weight of maize is produced each year than any other grain. India, Asia's second-largest grower of maize after China, generally exports around two to three million tonnes of maize a year in global TRADE of about 90 million tonnes. Livestock feed-makers in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia are among the buyers of Indian maize as they seek substitutes to supplies from the U.S. and Latin America.