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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 […]

12
Feb

U.S. cotton, rice ending stocks projections rise

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1 min read

By John Perkins. The USDA increased its domestic cotton and rice ending stocks estimates. U.S. rice stocks are now pegged at 47 million hundredweight, up 3.5 million from January on higher imports and lower exports, which canceled out a gain in the domestic and residual use guess. The average 2024/25 farm price was cut $.20 […]

10
Feb

Rice output hits 4-year low on high costs.

ricenews / 12 months
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4 min read

Josephine Okojie and Feyishola Jaiyesimi . …Farmers say input prices have risen five times over the period ,,.Millers can’t get enough rice from farmers Nigeria’s rice production has hit the lowest level in four years as high production costs force farmers to reduce their cultivation areas. Rice production declined by 7 percent in the 2024/2025 […]

07
Feb

Vietnam works to expand markets, sustain rice export growth

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3 min read

By mid-January, Vietnam had exported 268,700 tonnes of rice, generating nearly 165.7 million USD, up 38.7% in volume and 23.28% in value year-on-year. To sustain exports, authorities are prioritising trade promotion, with the Ministry of Industry and Trade implementing measures to boost rice exports. Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam’s rice exports hit a record 9.18 million […]

06
Feb

Philippines declares food security emergency for rice.

ricenews / 12 months
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2 min read

By Vietnam News Agency. The Philippines’ Department of Agriculture (DA) has declared a food security emergency for rice in response to a sharp increase in domestic rice prices. The declaration, issued on February 3, empowers the National Food Authority (NFA) to release rice buffer stocks, aiming to stabilize prices and ensure the continued availability of […]

18
Jan

Govt bends import rule to tame rice market.

ricenews / 1 year
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4 min read

Bet on private importers proven costly; govt goes for fast-tracking rice import under G2G arrangement and through int’l open tender. Reaz Ahmad The government rightly anticipated a flood-induced crop loss during the last Aman season. To stabilize a volatile rice market, the food ministry, however, largely relied on private imports of rice instead of expediting […]

15
Jan

Dominican Republic enacts rice tariffs

ricenews / 1 year
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3 min read

By John Reidy ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, US — A pair of policy directives signed into law by Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader just before the new year have put burgeoning exports of US rice to the country in the crosshairs, according to industry advocate USA Rice. In 2024, rice exports by the United States to the […]

15
Jan

Arkansas rice crop may have lowest milling yield ever in 2024.

ricenews / 1 year
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4 min read

by George Jared Arkansas rice farmers got off to a solid start in 2024 with one of the earliest planting seasons ever. However, a myriad of problems plagued producers as the season evolved and it could lead to record lower milling yields on fewer acres once the numbers are calculated, according to Jarrod Hardke, extension […]

15
Jan

Record Aman harvest, yet rice prices soar: Who’s to blame?

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3 min read

Anisul Islam. Rice prices remain volatile across mills, wholesale and retail levels, despite a record-breaking rice production in the country following the completion of the Aman paddy harvest. Over the past few weeks, rice prices have surged by Tk 5 to 10 per kilogramme, raising concerns among consumers and experts alike. Market insiders attribute the […]

14
Jan

Lower retail prices of imported rice seen

ricenews / 1 year
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3 min read

By: Lisbet K. Esmael – @inquirerdotnet MANILA, Philippines — The government may cut the maximum suggested retail price (SRP) for imported rice if the “sharp decline” in global prices continues, an agriculture official said on Monday. Department of Agriculture (DA) Assistant Secretary Arnel de Mesa said that the global market had seen a drop in […]

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

U.S. cotton, rice ending stocks projections rise

Rice output hits 4-year low on high costs.

Vietnam works to expand markets, sustain rice export growth

Philippines declares food security emergency for rice.

Govt bends import rule to tame rice market.

Dominican Republic enacts rice tariffs

Arkansas rice crop may have lowest milling yield ever in 2024.

Record Aman harvest, yet rice prices soar: Who’s to blame?

Lower retail prices of imported rice seen

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