Explain process of rice milling, Biology

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Rice milling

Rice milling involves the following processing steps: rough rice (paddy rice) → hull removal  →  brown rice  → polishing to remove the bran coats (fruits and seed coats), the cuticle, the germ and the aleurone layer → rubbing-off or rice polishing to obtain the end product, white rice.

 


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