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130Philippine: Thin rice reserves flagged as risk ahead of El Niño
Former Philippine Agriculture Secretary William Dar warned that thinning NFA rice reserves pose a greater concern than its procurement shortfall amid El...
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201Vietnam eases rules to boost rice exports
Vietnam will cut rice-export business requirements by one-third and streamline licensing from next month to reduce compliance costs and boost higher-value exports....
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183Bangladesh edible oil supply returning to normalcy: Commerce Minister
Bangladesh’s edible oil supply is gradually returning to normal, with retailers and dealers reporting improved availability. During a market inspection, 5-litre bottled...
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172Brazil may harvest its largest first corn crop in 13 years
Brazil’s corn production may rise 2.8% to 148 million tonnes in MY 2026/27, driven by strong domestic ethanol demand. First-crop acreage could...
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264Tamil Nadu: Rice prices rise sharply as paddy supplies fall
Tamil Nadu rice prices have risen sharply amid lower paddy output and slower interstate arrivals. Ponni increased to ₹78/kg from ₹65, while...
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156India’s duty cut may support sunflower oil imports from the Black Sea region
India has cut import duties on major edible oils, with the sharpest reduction for sunflower oil amid rising import costs and Black...
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195US regains foothold in Bangladesh’s corn market with 6% share
The US regained a 6% share of Bangladesh’s corn imports in MY2025-26 after eight years, supplying about 111,000 tonnes. Brazil remained dominant...
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105Ethanol sector not competing for maize with any sector, says distillers’ association
AIDA said India’s ethanol industry is building a diversified feedstock base rather than competing directly with maize users. By August-end, maize, surplus...
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163Low grain prices push Russian farmers to abandon wheat and use grain for feed
Low grain prices in Russia are squeezing farm profitability, with wheat and barley offered at RUB 6–8/kg against production costs of RUB...
