October 2025 - Page 14 of 26

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Oct

Cibus, AgVayã partner to bring rice gene editing to India

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By Susan Reidy SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, US — Cibus, which specializes in development and licensing of gene-edited plant traits, and AgVayā, a strategic growth advisory firm, entered an agreement to accelerate the introduction of Cibus’ gene editing technologies into India’s rice seed industry. Working through AgVayā, Cibus will actively partner with industry and government stakeholders […]

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Oct

Agriculture department earmarks P3.3B for rice facilities

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By: Jordeene B. Lagare MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Agriculture (DA) has earmarked P3.3 billion to improve rice yield and reduce postharvest losses over the next three years. In a statement on Thursday, the DA said the budget allocation will be used to set up 300 drying systems across the archipelago. The DA is […]

16
Oct

US-Japan Trade Deal Threatens Thai Rice Exports to Japan

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Thailand’s rice export sector is expressing alarm after a new trade agreement between the United States and Japan was sealed, potentially cutting Thailand’s rice quota to Japan by more than two-thirds. The deal, struck on 22nd July 2025, sees Japan commit to importing a larger share of rice from the US under the existing World […]

16
Oct

Why are Punjab rice shellers buying hybrid paddy despite protests earlier and a ban?

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Experts and farmer unions demand a consistent and science-backed policy on hybrid paddy rather than reactive bans and sudden market shifts that leave both farmers and millers in the lurch. Written by Anju Agnihotri Chaba Making a surprise shift from their strong opposition last year, rice shellers in Punjab are now storing government-procured hybrid paddy […]

16
Oct

Global Rice Prices Take A Tumble, Except In Bangladesh

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Plenty of supply and hesitant buyers are dragging down rice prices across Asia, while Bangladesh faces rising costs at home despite a healthy harvest. Finimize Newsroom What’s going on here? Rice prices have dropped to multi-year lows across most of Asia, but Bangladesh is heading in the opposite direction, with local prices rising even after […]

16
Oct

Vietnamese rice exporters seek alternatives as Philippines considers extending import ban

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Vietnamese rice exporters are seeking new export markets after the Philippines signaled the possibility of extending its rice import ban through the end of 2025. The Philippine Department of Agriculture recently announced that it may extend the rice import suspension through the end of 2025, beyond the previously stated period of September and October. This […]

16
Oct

Cuba Increases Rice Cultivation by 200,000 Hectares

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By: Radio Angulo Cuba, on its path toward food sovereignty, will expand its rice-growing areas with the planting of 200,000 hectares of the crop next year. The agricultural sources in the archipelago reported today. The president of the Agricultural Group of the Ministry of Agriculture, Orlando Linares, reported in Mayari, a municipality in the eastern […]

16
Oct

Govt yet to decide on proposal to raise local white rice price to RM3.60/kg

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By Iylia Marsya Iskandar, Nor Ain Mohamed Radhi KUALA LUMPUR: The government has yet to decide on the proposed increase in the price of local white rice from RM2.60 to RM3.60 per kilogramme. Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu said they are currently conducting an impact assessment on the proposal, including on […]

16
Oct

Sluggish textile sector, rice exports plunge: Q1 trade deficit balloons to USD9.4bn

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Hamza Habib ISLAMABAD: Sluggish performance of the textile sector and a sharp decline in the rice exports are seen as factors mainly responsible for ballooning the trade deficit to USD 9.4 billion in the first quarter of 2025-26. According to detailed external trade figures issued by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, the exports in the […]

16
Oct

How much is a bowl of rice? Why the challenges facing the world’s most popular foodstuff are coming to the boil

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Elizabeth Mills, Writer, Forum Stories Who doesn’t eat rice? And that’s fundamentally the challenge. A staple foodstuff for more than half of the world’s population and an important one for much of the rest, rice is facing a tough outlook. Climate change both threatens existing production and creates wider issues for cultivation, including water conservation […]

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New Business Guidance Equips...

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Cibus, AgVayã partner to bring rice gene editing to India

Agriculture department earmarks P3.3B for rice facilities

US-Japan Trade Deal Threatens Thai Rice Exports to Japan

Why are Punjab rice shellers buying hybrid paddy despite protests earlier and a ban?

Global Rice Prices Take A Tumble, Except In Bangladesh

Vietnamese rice exporters seek alternatives as Philippines considers extending import ban

Cuba Increases Rice Cultivation by 200,000 Hectares

Govt yet to decide on proposal to raise local white rice price to RM3.60/kg

Sluggish textile sector, rice exports plunge: Q1 trade deficit balloons to USD9.4bn

How much is a bowl of rice? Why the challenges facing the world’s most popular foodstuff are coming to the boil

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