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Pakistan strengthens rice export policies to Europe

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March 11, 2025 (MLN): In a significant move to address interceptions in Pakistani rice exports to Europe and enhance agricultural exports, the Ministry of National Food Security & Research has declared major policy decisions. A special meeting, chaired by Federal Secretary Waseem Ajmal Chaudhry, was held in Islamabad, bringing together all stakeholders, including representatives from […]

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Mar

Resumption of broken rice exports to boost growth in west Africa, Indonesia markets.

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In FY24, India shipped rice worth $10.41 billion, a decline of 6.5% on year, as shipments were hampered because of restrictions that were imposed to improve domestic supplies. Written by Sandip Das The government’s move to lift the ban on broken rice exports — the last of the restrictions on the shipments of the grain […]

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Mar

Rice prices at record high, but private importers stay on sidelines.

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Sukanta Halder Rice prices have been rising for roughly around one and a half years, with both premium and coarse varieties now at historic highs. Prompted by soaring prices and severe flooding in the northeast last August that devastated paddy fields, the interim government approved large-scale rice imports by private entities. But five months after […]

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Mar

Wheat production likely to rise in 2025 to record 796 million tonnes, rice 543 MT: FAO.

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UN body also estimates global cereal use could reach 2,867 million tonnes in 2024/25. Lalit Maurya Global wheat production could reach 796 million tonnes in 2025. This represents an increase of 1 per cent over the previous year. This is according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)’s new report on global grain […]

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Mar

150,000 tons of rice released from Japan’s stockpile to douse prices, after Tokyo prices hit all-time high.

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This is the first time for the government to make a release from its stockpile to stabilise the rice market. The Japan News TOKYO – The government on Monday began soliciting bids for 150,000 tons of stockpiled rice reserved for emergency use, which is being released to rein in soaring prices. Forty-one varieties of rice, […]

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Mar

With Record-Breaking March Heat, How Climate Change Impacts India’s Rice, Wheat Production | Explained

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Edited By Shilpy Bisht Heat stress, caused by global warming, leads to significant changes in the development of wheat, leading to a reduction in grain production and quality. The month of March, which is also India’s wheat harvest season, will experience abnormal temperatures and unusual number of heatwave days, the India Meteorological Department has warned. […]

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Mar

New rice variety emits 70 percent less methane

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Scientists have developed a new rice variety that emits 70 percent less methane compared to regular rice. The new rice variety has been developed through traditional plant breeding and yields large harvests. Major climate impact Rice cultivation accounts for about 12 percent of global methane emissions. Now, scientists at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences […]

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Mar

Vietnam’s central bank instructs more lending to rice sector amid sharp price drops

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By Lan Do Vietnam’s central bank has directed commercial banks to promptly meet the loan needs of individuals and businesses involved in producing, processing, purchasing, temporarily storing, and consuming rice in 2025, particularly in the Mekong Delta. Vietnam’s rice exports in February were 560,000 tons or $288.2 million, down 13.6% in value year-on-year, according to […]

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Farmers’ group wants 35 percent rice tariff reinstated

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Bella Cariaso – The Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines — Farmers’ group Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG) has filed a petition before the Tariff Commission asking that the 35 percent tariff on imported rice be restored, arguing that Executive Order 62, which lowered the tariff on outsourced staple to 15 percent, did not result in lower […]

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Mar

How women-led integrated farming strengthens coastal livelihoods.

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Shahadat Hossain Sanjoy Shil and his wife Radhika Shil, residents of Tildanga village under Dacope upazila, have set up an integrated farm on 30 decimals of low-lying land adjacent to their home. While Sanjoy assists occasionally, it is Radhika who manages the entire farm. Their farm combines fish cultivation, paddy production and vegetable farming, ensuring […]

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Pakistan strengthens rice export policies to Europe

Resumption of broken rice exports to boost growth in west Africa, Indonesia markets.

Rice prices at record high, but private importers stay on sidelines.

Wheat production likely to rise in 2025 to record 796 million tonnes, rice 543 MT: FAO.

150,000 tons of rice released from Japan’s stockpile to douse prices, after Tokyo prices hit all-time high.

With Record-Breaking March Heat, How Climate Change Impacts India’s Rice, Wheat Production | Explained

New rice variety emits 70 percent less methane

Vietnam’s central bank instructs more lending to rice sector amid sharp price drops

Farmers’ group wants 35 percent rice tariff reinstated

How women-led integrated farming strengthens coastal livelihoods.

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