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What is Glycemic Index (GI)?

The Glycemic Index (GI) measures how quickly a carbohydrate-containing food raises blood sugar levels.
Foods are ranked on a scale from 0 to 100:

Why it matters:

High GI foods cause quick spikes and crashes in blood sugar, leaving you feeling tired and hungry. Low GI foods help you stay fuller for longer, keep energy levels steady, and support better long- term health.

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Why Low GI Rice is a Game-Changer

Rice is a staple for millions, but traditional varieties often have a high GI. This means they can cause rapid sugar spikes — not ideal for people concerned about diabetes, weight management, or sustained energy.

Low GI rice is specially bred and processed to release sugar more slowly, helping you enjoy rice without the sugar rush.

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Gatti FitGrain
Low GI Rice
Scientifically Validated

Our FitGrain Low GI Rice has been scientifically tested and validated to have a GI of 51 — well within the low GI range. This makes it one of the healthiest rice options available.

Gatti FitGrain Low GI Rice
Scientifically Validated

Our FitGrain Low GI Rice has been scientifically tested and validated to have a GI of 51 — well within the low GI range. This makes it one of the healthiest rice options available.

Compared to common varieties:

  • Sona Masoori Rice 73%
  • Jowar 70%
  • Brown Rice 68%
  • Wheat 62%
  • FitGrain Low GI Rice 51%

Benefits of Low GI Rice

Benefits of
Low GI Rice

Helps regulate blood glucose levels, preventing sudden spikes and crashes.

Sustained Energy Release

Sustained Energy
Release

Keeps you energised for longer with slow, steady sugar release.

Nutritional Value

Nutritional
Value

Packed with natural nutrients B vitamins, magnesium, potassium, and dietary fibre.

Diabetes Value

Diabetes
Friendly

Recommended for diabetics and pre-diabetics by nutrition experts.

Digestive Health

Digestive
Health

Rich in fibre for better digestion and gut health.

How Low GI Works – The Science

When you eat high GI rice, your blood sugar spikes quickly, then drops sharply, making you feel tired and hungry. With low GI rice, sugar is released gradually, maintaining balanced energy and reducing strain on the body’s insulin response.

Low GI Works
MOA

Developed and licensed by Agricultural Universities for Quality & Authenticity

On April 24, 2023, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was entered into between Mallikarjuna Rice Industries, located in Bellary, Karnataka, and represented by Mr. Mallikarjuna and Mr. Manjunatha, and Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University, represented by Dr. S. Sudheer Kumar. The signing ceremony took place at the administrative office of PJTSAU.

News Articles

Read the news reports on low GI rice that have been published on all major news sites.

Telangana Sona rice can emerge as anew, healthy food preference

Telangana Sona rice can emerge as anew, healthy food preference

Bellary-based Mallikarjuna Rice Industries has signed an agreement with Prof. Jayashankar Telangana State …

Telangana diabetic rice a big hit inother states

Telangana diabetic rice a big hit inother states

HYDERABAD: Telangana Sona, popular as diabetic rice and an indigenously developed fine variety, is getting good response not…

Telangana Sona’ to get big push

Telangana Sona’ to get big push

The State government will come up with strategies to popularise the indigenous Telangana Sona variety of rice as…

Telangana Sona gets a brandmakeover, to be pitched as ‘heathier’& ‘tastier’

Telangana Sona gets a brandmakeover, to be pitched as ‘heathier’& ‘tastier’

The Telangana Sona will be promoted as a healthier and tastier rice over other varieties. Agriculture Minister Singireddy…

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Make the Switch Today

By choosing Gatti FitGrain Low GI Rice, you’re not just eating healthier — you’re taking a step towards better blood sugar control, improved digestion, and long-lasting energy.

Switch to Gatti FitGrain Low GI Rice – Because your health deserves it.