All posts tagged "rice imports"
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74Rice News in EnglishJapan mulling boosting rice imports for US tariff talks
Japan may expand its tariff‑free rice import quota—currently 770,000 t, with U.S. rice making up 45%—to cool prices that have doubled since last...
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56Rice News in EnglishJapan’s hint of importing more U.S. rice draws domestic fire
Japan is considering increasing U.S. rice imports to gain leverage in tariff negotiations, despite likely pushback from farmers and ruling party politicians....
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69Rice News in EnglishMozambique hit a new record for rice imports in 2024
Mozambique spent a record $441 million on rice imports in 2024, up nearly 39% from 2023, as domestic production fell 34% amid...
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53Rice 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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65Rice News in EnglishVietnam imports USD 685 million worth of rice in Q1 despite export slowdown
In Q1 2025, Vietnam exported 2.2 million tons of rice worth USD 1.14 billion—a 0.6% volume rise but 19.7% value drop. Export...
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120Rice 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...
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199Rice News in EnglishPhilippines : PH records lower rice imports in Q1 2025
The Philippines' rice imports in early 2025 have significantly decreased, with 641,000 metric tons imported as of March 13, compared to nearly...
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Philippine : Rice imports down by almost half in first quarter
Philippine rice imports dropped nearly 50% in Q1 2025, with 641,000 metric tons imported by March 13, compared to 1.2 million metric...
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Private Rice Imports Surge Amid Domestic Shortages; Trading Companies Can Still Profit Despite Tariff
Private imports of overseas rice have surged due to domestic shortages, with rice import applications reaching a record 991 tons by January...
