All posts tagged "Japan"
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123Rice News in EnglishJapan inflation probably accelerated in March on rice price rise: Reuters poll
Japan's core inflation probably accelerated in March from the previous month as rice prices rose, a Reuters poll showed, a sign of...
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158Rice News in EnglishJapan approves over D112M grant for rice production in Gambia
The Government of Japan has approved a grant of GMD 112,686,048 for The Gambia's "Agricultural Land Development Project for Improving Rice Production."...
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135Rice News in EnglishJapan to sell more rice reserves as prices soar
To curb soaring rice prices, Japan began monthly auctions of reserve rice, releasing 210,000 tonnes so far. A poor 2023 harvest, panic-buying,...
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206Rice News in EnglishJapan’s surging rice price draws in lower-cost imports
A sharp rise in rice prices in Japan has led to increased imports of cheaper foreign rice. Retailers like Aeon are now...
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209Rice News in EnglishJapan to Proactively Consider Increasing Rice Production: Ishiba
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced that the government will proactively consider boosting rice production amid supply shortages and rising prices. Responding...
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222Rice News in EnglishGhana and Japan commit to boost rice production in Ghana, others
Ghana is reviving key infrastructure projects, including the Volivo to Dorfor Adidome bridge and an interchange in the Ashanti Region, with support...
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119Rice News in EnglishJapan Sells 70,336 Tons of Stockpiled Rice in 2nd Auction
The Japanese agriculture ministry announced the sale of 70,336 tons of stockpiled rice in its second auction, held from March 26 to...
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172Rice News in EnglishCore inflation in Japan’s capital accelerates, stays above BOJ target
Tokyo's core consumer inflation accelerated to 2.4% in March, surpassing the Bank of Japan's 2% target for the fifth consecutive month. This...
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524Rice News in EnglishPrivate rice imports surge amid shortages in Japan
In fiscal 2024, Japan's private rice imports surged to a record 991 tons by January's end, driven by domestic shortages and soaring...
