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Tian Dong Fragrant Rice

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Last updated 2026-11-16 — Tian Dong Fragrant Rice is a high-quality japonica rice cultivated in Tian Dong County, Baise City, under unpolluted conditions with unique climate, soil, and water quality. Except for a slightly less appealing appearance compared to Thai fragrant rice, its other quality indicators can rival those of Thai fragrant rice, yet its price is only one-third of the latter. Tian Dong Fragrant Rice contains a variety of nutrients, as well as essential trace elements and minerals needed by the human body. The cooked rice is soft, fluffy, aromatic, and highly palatable. In 1997, it was rated as the top-quality fragrant rice in Guangxi by the Regional Science and Technology Department and the Regional Agriculture Department. In 1999, Tian Dong Fragrant Rice won first place in the early indica rice quality evaluation organized by the Guangxi Agriculture Department. The product is sold both within and outside the region.

Tian Dong Fragrant Rice

  Tian Dong Fragrant Rice is a high-quality japonica rice cultivated in Tian Dong County, Baise City, under unpolluted conditions with unique climate, soil, and water quality. Except for a slightly less appealing appearance compared to Thai fragrant rice, its other quality indicators can rival those of Thai fragrant rice, yet its price is only one-third of the latter. Tian Dong Fragrant Rice contains a variety of nutrients, as well as essential trace elements and minerals needed by the human body. The cooked rice is soft, fluffy, aromatic, and highly palatable. In 1997, it was rated as the top-quality fragrant rice in Guangxi by the Regional Science and Technology Department and the Regional Agriculture Department. In 1999, Tian Dong Fragrant Rice won first place in the early indica rice quality evaluation organized by the Guangxi Agriculture Department. The product is sold both within and outside the region.

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