All posts tagged "El Niño"
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40Rice News in EnglishIndia may reintroduce broken rice export restrictions amid rising demand from ethanol producers
India is considering renewed restrictions on 100% broken rice exports amid rising domestic prices and competition from ethanol producers and animal feed...
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49Rice News in EnglishEl Niño could delay Indonesia’s rice harvest, raising Eid supply risk
Indonesia’s Indef has urged the government to strengthen rice reserves ahead of Eid al-Fitr 2027, warning that El Niño could delay the...
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56Rice News in EnglishGlobal rice prices reach nearly two-year high amid El Niño concerns
Global rice prices reached a nearly two-year high, with Thai 5% broken rice rising to $499 per tonne on November 4. El...
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78Maize News in EnglishSouth Africa’s corn production could fall 19% to 14.9 mln tons
South Africa’s corn production could fall 19% to 14.9 million tonnes in 2026/27 from a record harvest, according to a USDA attaché...
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60Rice News in EnglishPhilippines: DA braces for full impact of El Niño on rice output
The Philippines expects palay production to decline 5% to 18.67 million tonnes next year as intensifying El Niño threatens rice cultivation. High...
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81Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishEl Niño is already driving up ethanol prices in Brazil
Frequent rainfall has delayed sugarcane crushing in Brazil, driving hydrous ethanol prices up 37.6% in São Paulo between August and October. Mill...
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103Rice News in EnglishAsian Rice Price Climbs Near Two-Year High in Inflation Threat
Asian rice prices climbed to a nearly two-year high as El Niño-driven dry weather threatens production across major growing regions. Thailand’s 5%...
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133Rice News in EnglishEl Nino may keep global rice prices elevated until Q1 2027
Global rice prices are expected to remain elevated through Q1 2027 as El Niño threatens production across South and Southeast Asia. FAO...
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115Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia’s palm oil imports hit 14-month high, soyoil purchases set record
India’s edible oil imports rose 13% month-on-month to 1.74 million tonnes in October, the highest in over two years, driven by festive-season...
