All posts tagged "Rice"
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140Rice News in EnglishRice exports exceed expectations, reach record $3.6bn
"Record rice production of 9.9 million tons in FY24 propels Pakistan's exports to $3.6 billion, surpassing expectations. Non-Basmati sector leads, aided by...
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170Rice News in EnglishNFA to keep building up rice buffer stock
The National Food Authority (NFA) has exceeded its first-half 2024 palay procurement target, acquiring 3.37 million 50-kg bags, totaling 168,262 metric tons....
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107Rice News in EnglishWhy direct seeding of rice (DSR) is yet to pick up in Punjab
Despite benefits like 15-20% water savings and faster maturation, Punjab's direct seeding of rice (DSR) faces slow adoption. Last year, only 1.73...
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103Rice News in EnglishIncreased rice imports may still boost farmers’ competitiveness fund
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is expected to become the world's largest rice importer in 2024, with imports projected at 4.6 million...
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131Rice News in EnglishRice farmers slam diesel price hike, ‘unhelpful’ subsidy programmes
The Malaysian rice industry faces uncertainty due to a significant rise in diesel prices after the government withdrew subsidies, affecting over 260,000...
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131Rice News in EnglishPrices of rice, spices go up before Eid
Rice, egg, and spice prices surged in Dhaka ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, with onions hitting Tk 100/kg. Miniket rice rose Tk 5-7/kg, garlic...
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144Rice News in EnglishGovt permits to import 49,000 tonnes boiled rice
The Ministry of Food has permitted 30 organisations and individuals to import 49,000 tonnes of boiled rice (excluding aromatic) and 34,000 tonnes...
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132Rice News in EnglishGovt exploring options to dispose of surplus rice stock to rein in rising prices
The Government is addressing a surplus of 17-18 million tonnes of rice in 2024-25 from official reserves to lower retail prices. Discussions...
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122Rice News in EnglishRemoval from fixed tax regime: Rice exporters reject govt’s proposal
Rice exporters in Karachi reject government proposal to shift from fixed to normal tax regime. They fear increased bureaucracy and corruption risks,...
