Organic and Conventional Rice Processing Company
Organic and Conventional Rice Processor in the Southwest U.S.
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This family-owned company processes organic and conventional rice in the Southwest U.S. It has operated for more than 40 years. Its organic-certified operation uses U.S.-grown rice traceable to its source field. The company sells through regional grocers, distribution centers, e-commerce, and an onsite retail store. It also sells rice by-products to industrial consumers, feed distributors, and local ranchers.
Gross revenue totals $9,549,289, with EBITDA of $596,775. The sellers expect to include both company-owned facilities, which occupy 5 and 10 acres. Specialty rice, additional grain processing, and broader sourcing offer growth avenues. Both shareholders offer negotiable transition periods.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Food manufacturers seeking organic-certified rice processing with U.S.-grown supply traceable to its source field.
- Strategic grain processors interested in owned facilities and potential expansion into specialty rice or additional grains.
- Buyers seeking a rice business with grocery, distribution, e-commerce, and onsite retail sales channels.
Details
- Reason for selling
- One shareholder is seeking a full exit to retire. The second shareholder is seeking a full exit to pursue unrelated business ventures.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
The company processes organic and conventional rice, including organic-certified products. It sells through regional grocery stores, distribution centers, e-commerce, and an onsite retail store. Industrial consumers, feed distributors, and local ranchers buy its rice by-products.
The company owns two facilities in the Southwest U.S. They occupy 5 and 10 acres, and the sellers expect both properties to accompany the sale.
The listing reports gross revenue of $9,549,289. It also reports EBITDA of $596,775.
The business identifies specialty rice as a growth avenue. It also identifies additional grain processing and broader sourcing as potential areas for expansion.
One shareholder seeks a full exit to retire. The other seeks a full exit to pursue unrelated business ventures. Both shareholders offer negotiable transition periods.