Maida (All Purpose Flour)

 

100 percent certified organic Wheat is handpicked, sourced from certified organic farms, grown without use of any chemicals, pesticides or insecticides. Processed with utmost care to give you the best quality Maida. Organically grown without pesticides and fertilizers. 100% Bleach free.


Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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