Rice News in English
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177Vietnam completes 200,000-tonne rice tender
Vietnam’s General Department of State Reserves completed its tender for 200,000 tonnes of rice, awarding all 171 packages across 15 regional departments....
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174India’s Major Sago Rice Supplier In Tamil Nadu Grapples With Steep Decline In Demand From Northern India
Tamil Nadu’s sago industry faces a demand slump despite record output. Mechanisation has raised daily production to 15,000 bags, but northern markets...
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238Vietnamese rice remains steadfast amid world market fluctuations
As of September 15, 2025, Vietnam exported 6.6 million tonnes of rice, earning nearly USD 3.4 billion—up 1.5% in volume but down 17% in...
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287Thailand’s Rice Exports Face 10-Month Decline: What It Means for the Global Market
Thailand’s rice exports fell sharply in August, dropping 30% year-on-year to US$3.94 billion, with volumes down 16.9% to 739,497 tonnes. Major markets including the...
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237New tech, cultivation methods used to boost Japan’s rice yields, but retail prices still over 30 percent higher than 2024
Japan’s rice crisis continues despite the new harvest season, with retail prices near record highs. Farmers are turning to mechanization, automation, and...
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141Pakistan’s Basmati crop largely unaffected by floods, damage limited to 10% of sowing area: report
Pakistan’s Basmati crop has largely survived recent floods, with only about 10% of Punjab’s fields affected. Expanded planting and favorable weather mitigated...
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266Pakistan-Russia freight train pilot run may carry rice containers
Pakistan plans its first pilot freight train to Russia, carrying 16 rice containers via Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan. The overland route, spanning...
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269Thailand’s rice export value falls for 10th consecutive month
Thailand’s rice exports fell 16.9% in August to 739,497 tonnes, with total exports for January–August down 24.1% year-on-year. Export value dropped 30%...
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Philippines : DA Says No Expected Spike in Rice Prices Despite Typhoon Impact
The Department of Agriculture is monitoring potential damage from Typhoon Opong, which may have impacted crops more severely than previous storms. Farmers...
