Top 6 Active Rice RFQs in Vietnam -- Buyer Demand Snapshot

Top 6 Rice buying requests in Vietnam are active right now: six live, verified RFQs drawn from Freshdi’s quality-vetted buying-request pool as of August 21, 2026. Suppliers will see requests ranging from single-ton trades to container loads, multiple trade terms (FOB, CIF, EXW, FCA) and mixed payment expectations (T/T, L/C). These listings are verified buyers on Freshdi and reflect buyer-stated intent on the platform as of the date above.

Key Takeaways

• Active RFQs: 6 listings drawn from the provided dataset (six distinct RFQ titles).
• Verified buyers: All 6 listings show is_verified_buyer = 1; trust ratings where present range from 3.4 to 4.8 out of 5.
• Most-named product/grade: "jasmine" appears explicitly in at least 1 of the 6 RFQs.
• Trade/payment transparency: 6 RFQs name a trade term and 6 name a payment term; when buyers leave both open they invite suppliers to propose terms in the first reply.
• Majority trade term and ports: Among RFQs that state a trade term, FOB appears most often; destination ports named include Suva (Fiji), Cat Lai, Adelaide (ADL), Vietnam (unspecified), Ho Chi Minh (HCM/SGN), and Brisbane (BNE).
• Product split: Requests include jasmine and generic "rice" at different pack sizes and units (Tons, 20-foot/40-foot containers, Gallon); suppliers should match their product listings to each unit and packaging type.

Scope: These figures describe Rice buying requests posted on Freshdi by Vietnam-based buyers as of August 21, 2026, and record stated buyer intent on this one platform only.

Rice Buyer Demand in Vietnam at a Glance

This snapshot (Active RFQs, median quantity and top grade) tells suppliers that Freshdi shows sustained, mixed-order demand from Vietnam buyers: many requests expect FOB pricing and TT-style payment terms, while grade requests range across common market grades (basmati, long-grain white, jasmine, parboiled). At a high level buyers frequently state packaging and certificates, but the detail level varies by request.

Top 6 Rice RFQs in Vietnam

These are live buying requests; quantities and status can shift as buyers close out. Suppliers interested in any listing can unlock buyer details and submit a quotation on Freshdi.

1. VIETNAM JASMINE RICE AND MORE CO., LTD RICE A TOP PRODUCER IN VIETNAM EXPORT WHOLESALE RICE DIRECT FROM FACTORY

This request specifies 2 20-foot containers of rice with grade/spec "Nelsie 8,4,9.01/635/5,97" and requests CIF delivery to Suva, Fiji. Suppliers should quote CIF prices including freight and insurance to Suva and prepare a Certificate of Analysis, which the buyer explicitly requires. This request names Nelsie 8,4,9.01/635/5,97 and ships to Suva under CIF.

2. Rice

This buyer requests 100 Tons under FCA to Cat Lai and prefers L/C payment. The RFQ leaves target price and lead time open, so suppliers should provide FCA pricing to Cat Lai and include L/C terms (sight or usance) in their proposal. This request names 100 Tons and FCA trade term.

3. Rice

This listing asks for 120 Gallon under FOB to Adelaide (ADL) with a stated target price of USD 200. Suppliers responding should convert their packaging and pricing into the gallon unit the buyer used and offer FOB Adelaide terms with T/T payment. The request names 120 Gallon and a USD 200 target price.

4. Rice

This request lists 40 40-foot containers shipped to "Vietnam" under FOB with T/T payment. It lacks grade and target price, which means suppliers should propose FOB Vietnam pricing and specify grade, packaging and lead time upfront. The request names 40 40-foot Container and trade term FOB.

5. Rice

This buyer seeks 1 Ton deliverable to Ho Chi Minh (HCM/SGN) with CIF or FOB trade terms and L/C or T/T payment; lead time is 18 days and target price is USD 500. Suppliers from Thailand may be preferred (buyer indicated preferred supplier countries). This request names 1 Tons, FOB/CIF and an 18 day lead time.

6. rice

This RFQ requests 100 Tons to Brisbane (BNE) and lists EXW or FOB trade terms with a target price range USD 540-600. Payment expectations include T/T and L/C. Suppliers should offer both EXW and FOB quotes and clarify packaging and port handling. The request names 100 Tons and a USD 540-600 target range.

Which Rice Grades and Specifications Buyers Named

Note: counts overlap when an RFQ names multiple product types or varieties.

Most-named value: "jasmine" appears in 1 of 6 requests, three times as often as the next most-named grade (none). If your catalog does not list jasmine, add a clear alternative description and matching specifications in your quotation to avoid elimination on grade mismatch.

Technical specifications: only some RFQs include technical detail. The first RFQ (VIETNAM JASMINE RICE AND MORE CO., LTD RICE A TOP PRODUCER IN VIETNAM EXPORT WHOLESALE RICE DIRECT FROM FACTORY) names Grade "Nelsie 8,4,9.01/635/5,97" and requests a Certificate of Analysis. The Rice RFQ specifies a lead time of 18 day(s). The rest either omit grade/spec or give unit/packaging details (Gallon, Tons, 20-/40-foot containers). Matching a buyer's stated values exactly in a quotation reduces back-and-forth and increases chance of shortlisting.

Order Size, Trade Terms & Payment Terms

Order size. All 6 RFQs include a quantity figure. Smallest-to-largest as stated: 1 Tons (Rice), 100 Tons (Rice and rice), 120 Gallon (Rice), 2 20-foot Container (VIETNAM JASMINE RICE...), 40 40-foot Container (Rice). Figures without a comparable unit are not summed or averaged. Segments: trial/sample (1 Ton), small-lot (Gallon orders), bulk (100 Tons), containerized (20/40-foot containers). Responding requires matching packaging and shipping readiness for the named unit.

Trade terms. Six RFQs name trade terms. Breakdown: CIF appears (2 listings include CIF in options), FOB appears in multiple listings (majority), EXW and FCA appear in others. The majority preference for FOB implies suppliers' quotations should show FOB pricing, specifying freight obligation to vessel and buyer's named port; quotations on other terms are not directly comparable to FOB offers.

Payment terms. Six RFQs name payment terms. Breakdown: T/T appears in most listings, L/C appears in several, and negotiable/combination terms appear in at least one. None-of-6 naming neither is 0; where buyers leave flexibility, suppliers should propose a clear starting term such as L/C at sight or 30% deposit by T/T and balance against shipping documents.

→ Add FOB and T/T (and L/C option) clearly to your listing and prepare a sample CIF quote where buyers ask CIF to speed comparisons.

Which RFQs Best Match Your Supply Capability?

Large-volume / Bulk exporters

Matches: Rice (100 Tons to Cat Lai, FCA), rice (100 Tons to Brisbane, EXW/FOB), and Rice (40 40-foot Container to Vietnam, FOB). Why: these requests name 100 Tons or container-level volumes and expect bulk handling. Need: verified capacity for full-container loads, export documentation, and ability to offer FOB/EXW pricing; logistic partnerships preferred.

Container-focused traders

Matches: VIETNAM JASMINE RICE... (2 20-foot Container to Suva) and Rice (40 40-foot Container). Why: both specify containers and international ports. Need: container stuffing, insurance arrangements (CIF request requires supplier to include insurance), and certificates like Certificate of Analysis if requested.

Small-lot / sample suppliers

Matches: Rice (120 Gallon to Adelaide) and Rice (1 Ton to Ho Chi Minh). Why: low-quantity orders and explicit small-lot pricing. Need: smaller packaging options, quick lead times (one request sets lead time to 18 days), and flexible payment methods.

Certification-sensitive suppliers

Matches: VIETNAM JASMINE RICE... requires a Certificate of Analysis. Why: buyer explicitly lists required documents. Need: lab testing, traceability paperwork, and ready-to-share certificates.

FAQ

1. How do I see full buyer contact for these RFQs?
   Answer: Full contact and company details are gated behind Freshdi's unlock flow; suppliers must unlock each RFQ on Freshdi to view contact information and submit quotations.
2. What does "verified buyer" mean on these listings?
   Answer: Verified buyer (is_verified_buyer = 1) indicates Freshdi has completed its verification checks for phone or documents on that buyer profile. In this dataset all six RFQs show verified-buyer status; trust_star values present give a buyer reputation signal (3.4–4.8 where provided).
3. How long do these RFQs stay active or expire?
   Answer: Each RFQ's posted date is in the table; some RFQs include no explicit expiry. Status and quantities can change as buyers close deals; treat the posted date as the last-known active timestamp and check the RFQ page on Freshdi for live status updates.
4. What should I include in my first quotation given varied trade and payment terms?
   Answer: Match the buyer's stated trade term (FOB/CIF/EXW/FCA) and payment term when present. If a buyer left terms open, propose a clear option such as FOB price with T/T 30% deposit and balance against shipping documents, and include CIF pricing separately if the buyer listed CIF as acceptable.
5. How do I respond to the "top 6 Rice buying requests in Vietnam" if I need to show certificates?
   Answer: For any RFQ that requests certificates (e.g., the Certificate of Analysis request in the linked Jasmine listing), attach certified lab reports and state testing dates in your quotation. To proceed, unlock buyer details and submit your quotation on Freshdi — the platform will show the required upload steps and contact path.

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