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About RSPL and this DORB knowledge blog

This DORB buyer-education blog is maintained by Ankit Bansal for Rudrapur Solvents Private Limited (RSPL).


RSPL was incorporated in 1991 and began commercial production in 1993. It manufactures De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB) and crude rice bran oil in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, India. Annual processing capacity: 100,000 MT. CIN: U24244UR1991PTC012916.


The principal company website is Official RSPL website. For current product targets and buyer-verification guidance, use RSPL DORB quality and buyer verification. Specifications are commercial targets, not a batch COA; request the report applicable to your consignment.


Sales and WhatsApp: +91 8077186332. Email: office@rudrapursolvents.com.

Address: 7th km Stone, Rudrapur–Kichha Road, VPO Lalpur, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand 263148, India.


Dated articles may contain historical policy, price or market information. They are not current quotations or export guidance. Customer and lab-report examples relate to the identified samples or batches.


Company facts reviewed: 12 October 2026.

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