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Maryansky Rice Plant

Russian rice grower and processor founded in 2000, among the country's top four rice processing plants.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Maryansky Rice Plant (Марьянский рисозавод) is a Russian rice growing and processing company based in Maryanskaya stanitsa, Krasnodar Krai. Founded in 2000, the enterprise specializes in the cultivation and processing of Kuban rice and states that it ranks among the top four rice processing plants in Russia. It operates its own fields — around 3,000 hectares — and each year harvests its own raw rice, which it processes into milled rice and a range of by-products. The plant's core business is the production of rice groats in several grain-length categories (short, medium, large and long grain), including specialty varieties such as Maikai sushi rice and brown rice. It also produces secondary products: broken rice, rice flour, rice bran (muchka), and ash from burned rice husk. The company markets its own private label of 900-gram rice groats and sells wholesale directly from its website or through managers, with delivery across Russia by truck and rail and export shipments worldwide. According to its official website, the plant processes up to 120 tonnes of raw rice per day, handles 40,000 tonnes of rice grain annually, produces 20,000 tonnes of groats per year, and harvests 15,000 tonnes of its own crop. It offers more than 15 rice-based products and operates on a zero-waste principle, using by-products such as expanded rice husk for animal feed and soil improvement, granulated bran as a feed base, and rice husk ash in the metallurgical industry. The company says it was the first in Russia to introduce high-technology zero-waste rice processing. Maryansky Rice Plant holds long-term contracts with major national distributors and state contracts with federal agencies of the Russian Federation, alongside active export contracts. Its production equipment is supplied by the South Korean firm DAEWOON GSI, and the company performs annual professional equipment adjustments with support from its South Korean colleagues. All products and processes are said to comply with international quality standards and are monitored by the plant's own certified laboratory. The company has been operating for more than 20 years and continues to position itself as a reliable wholesale supplier of high-quality Russian rice.

History

Maryansky Rice Plant was founded in 2000 in Maryanskaya stanitsa, Krasnodar Krai, a region known for rice cultivation in Russia. From its establishment, the enterprise specialized in the cultivation and processing of Kuban rice, combining its own farming operations with industrial rice milling. Over more than two decades it grew into one of the country's leading rice processors, stating that it ranks among the top four rice processing plants in Russia. The company developed its own agricultural base, cultivating around 3,000 hectares of land and harvesting its own raw rice annually. It built processing capacity capable of handling 40,000 tonnes of rice grain per year and producing 20,000 tonnes of groats, with daily raw rice processing reaching up to 120 tonnes. Its product range expanded to more than 15 rice-based items, including short-, medium-, large- and long-grain rice, specialty sushi rice under the MAIKAI brand, brown rice, and by-products such as broken groats, rice flour, rice bran and rice husk ash. A notable strategic decision was the adoption of zero-waste production. According to the company, it was the first in Russia to introduce high-technology zero-waste rice processing, turning traditional waste streams into saleable products: expanded rice husk used as an animal feed additive and soil improver, granulated bran used as a feed base, and ash from burned rice husk used in the metallurgical industry. This approach aligned with the company's stated environmental and efficiency goals. To ensure quality, the plant invested in modern equipment from the South Korean manufacturer DAEWOON GSI and established its own certified laboratory. It conducts annual professional equipment adjustments with support from South Korean specialists to maintain compliance with international standards. The company also built a commercial network that includes long-term contracts with major national distributors, state contracts with federal agencies of the Russian Federation, and export agreements for worldwide supply. It offers wholesale purchasing directly through its website or by phone, with logistics by truck (from 20-tonne lots) and rail (67.7-tonne wagons), and operates a warehouse in Moscow for central Russia deliveries. The enterprise has been active for more than 20 years and remains a privately held Russian rice processor.

  • 2000

    Maryansky Rice Plant founded in Maryanskaya stanitsa, Krasnodar Krai.

  • Company states it became the first in Russia to introduce high-technology zero-waste rice processing.

  • Reached processing capacity of 40,000 tonnes of rice grain and 20,000 tonnes of groats per year.

  • Expanded product range to more than 15 rice-based products, including MAIKAI sushi rice.

  • Established long-term contracts with major national distributors and state contracts with federal agencies.

Products and positioning

Wholesale producer of high-quality Kuban rice, among Russia's top four rice processing plants, with zero-waste production and international quality standards.

  • MAIKAI sushi rice

    Specialty rice for sushi, part of the company's product catalog.

  • Short-grain rice

    One of the main grain-length categories produced.

  • Medium-grain rice

    One of the main grain-length categories produced.

  • Large-grain rice

    One of the main grain-length categories produced.

  • Long-grain rice

    One of the main grain-length categories produced.

  • Brown rice

    Whole-grain rice product listed in the catalog.

  • Broken rice groats

    By-product from rice processing.

  • Rice flour

    By-product from rice processing.

  • Rice bran (muchka)

    By-product used as a feed base.

  • Rice husk ash

    By-product used in the metallurgical industry.

  • 900 g private-label rice groats

    Own private-label packaged rice product.

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