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TBI Corn Ltd. operates within the corn milling industry, specializing in the manufacturing, supply, and export of a diverse range of corn-based products. Its primary offerings include various grades of corn grits, corn flour, raw corn flakes, corn germ, broken maize, and corn bran. The company serves a broad spectrum of industries, including the food and beverage sectors, providing essential ingredients for breakfast cereals, snack foods, sweets, confectionery, bakeries, and the hospitality sector. Additionally, TBI Corn Ltd. caters to the animal feed and pharmaceutical industries. Based in Sangli, Maharashtra, India, the company operates an ISO 9001:2015, ISO 22000:2018, and HALAL certified manufacturing facility that processes non-GMO maize sourced from key agricultural regions in India. TBI Corn Ltd. serves both domestic Indian markets and maintains a significant export presence in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, focusing on value-added processing and customized product solutions.
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