US rice Archives - Page 2 of 3

11
Apr

U.S. and Global Rice Outlook: Supply, Trade, and Prices.

ricenews / 10 months
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2 min read

The 2024/25 U.S. rice outlook indicates slightly reduced supplies, increased domestic use, and decreased exports, resulting in lower ending stocks. Medium- and short-grain imports dropped due to slower purchases by Puerto Rico. Domestic use hit a record high, while long-grain exports saw continued weakness. Conversely, medium- and short-grain exports to Northeast Asia showed strength. On […]

10
Apr

Mixed week for U.S. export numbers

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4 min read

By John Perkins. There were a few bright spots in a generally slow week for U.S. export sales. The USDA says beef, rice, sorghum, soybean meal, and soybean oil export sales were up on the week, all seeing generally solid demand from the usual weekly buyers. Other key commodities during the week ending April 3rd […]

10
Apr

Leading exporters of rice: Feeding the global market.

ricenews / 10 months
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5 min read

By LDN Guest Post Rice is more than just a staple food—it’s a vital component of global food security, cultural identity, and economic trade. As one of the most widely consumed grains in the world, rice feeds more than half of the global population. Behind this massive consumption lies an intricate network of production and […]

06
Apr

US Imposes 26% Tariff On Indian Basmati Rice.

ricenews / 10 months
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5 min read

Exporters brace for impact as tariffs threaten livelihoods and market share. Chandigarh: A steep 26% import tariff imposed by the US on Indian basmati rice has sent ripples through Punjab’s rice industry, threatening to slash exporter margins, destabilize procurement prices for farmers, and shift American buyers toward cheaper alternatives such as Pakistan. The sudden hike, […]

04
Apr

Tariffs could reshape US rice prices

ricenews / 10 months
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3 min read

By Jason Kendall WASHINGTON — Nations that export rice to the United States were among the hardest hit by new tariffs announced April 2, including the country’s top rice-trading partner: Thailand. White House officials said that, beginning April 9, all Thai rice imports to the United States will face an additional tariff of 36%. The […]

04
Apr

Thai And Vietnamese Rice Exports Face Major Challenges

ricenews / 10 months
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5 min read

Rising tariffs and falling prices threaten the rice industries in Thailand and Vietnam. As global rice markets fluctuate, both Thailand and Vietnam are navigating significant challenges in their rice export sectors. The recent announcement of a 36% import tariff on Thai rice by the U.S. government has raised alarms among exporters, particularly concerning the competitiveness […]

24
Mar

U.S. ships more rice to Iraq

ricenews / 10 months
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3 min read

ADM Rice sells 88,000 more tons of U.S. long grain rice to Iraq, totaling 220,000 tons in 2024-25. Iraq exceeds annual purchase agreement, boosting U.S. rice exports. Forrest Laws ADM Rice has sold 88,000 more metric tons of U.S. long grain milled rice to Iraq, bringing to 220,000 metric tons the amount purchased by Al […]

12
Mar

Minor changes for U.S. rice numbers

ricenews / 11 months
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1 min read

By John Perkins. USDA made minimal adjustments to the domestic balance sheet for rice. Rice ending stocks were unchanged from February at 47 million hundredweight, with an increase for imports canceled out by higher exports. The USDA did raise the average estimated farm price $.20 to $15.60. In 2023/24, the average farm price was $17.30 […]

12
Feb

U.S. Rice Outlook: Higher Stocks, Lower Exports, and Price Dip

ricenews / 12 months
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2 min read

The 2024/25 U.S. rice outlook indicates increased supplies due to higher imports, particularly in long-grain varieties, while medium- and short-grain imports decline. Domestic use reaches a record 166.0 million cwt, but exports are reduced by 4.0 million cwt to 96.0 million, mainly impacting rough rice sales in the Western Hemisphere. Ending stocks rise 18% year-over-year […]

22
Jan

Rice industry benefits from new research center.

ricenews / 1 year
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4 min read

The Texas rice industry contributes about a half billion dollars to the state’s economy. The 2024 crop faced multiple challenges, including rice delphacid infestations. The center’s research will address many such issues facing the industry.Ron Smith, Contributing Writer, A new facility devoted to Texas rice production is paying dividends, says Texas A&M AgriLife Extension agronomist […]

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