Pei County Rice

Pei County Rice

Pei County Rice is a geographical indication certification trademark.

　　Pei County Rice is renowned for being pollution-free, environmentally friendly, with glossy grains and a soft, chewy, sweet taste. It meets the national first-class rice standard and is popular throughout China.

　　Pei County Rice is a specialty of Pei County in Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Pei County Rice is renowned for being pollution-free, environmentally friendly, with glossy grains and a soft, chewy, sweet taste. It meets the national first-class rice standard and is popular throughout China. Pei County Rice has been awarded the National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark.

　　Pei County's Yangtun Town is located on the western shore of Weishan Lake, a national commodity grain base. The area boasts well-developed transportation, fertile soil, and an extensive network of rivers, producing high-quality japonica rice. Known as the "Land of Fish and Rice," it holds inherent geographical advantages.

　　Pei County Rice is irrigated and cultivated using ecological water from Weishan Lake, giving the rice a unique quality characterized by being soft, fragrant, and refreshing.

　　In 2013, the "Pei County Rice" trademark was approved and registered as a China National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, upon application by the Pei County Rice Association. The trademark registration number is: 10903661.

　　Pei County Rice

　　Pei County Rice Association

　　10903661

　　Rice