All posts tagged "Rice"
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77Rice News in EnglishIndia Partners with World Food Programme to Supply Fortified Rice, Fight Global Hunger
India signed a Letter of Intent with the World Food Programme to supply fortified rice for humanitarian aid worldwide. The Department of...
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76Rice News in EnglishKorea buying over 45,000 tons of rice from Vietnam, Thailand
South Korea’s Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corp. bought 45,200 tons of rice from Vietnam and Thailand, valued at about \$17 million,...
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85Rice News in EnglishPakistan’s raw food exports fall 10.25pc in July on weaker rice shipments
Pakistan’s raw food exports fell 10.25% in July 2025, ending a 19-month growth streak, PBS data shows. Rice shipments plunged 18.29%, with...
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113Rice News in EnglishRice prices surge in Kolkata: Why Bangladesh’s duty-free imports hit local markets in West Bengal
Rice prices in Kolkata and Bengal have surged 14–15% after India lifted its export ban to Bangladesh and Dhaka waived import duties....
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76Rice News in EnglishCambodia Government moves to stabilise rice market amid early harvest season
Cambodia’s Agriculture Ministry pledged that no farmer will lack buyers during the early rice harvest. Secretary of State Yang Saing Koma said...
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86Rice News in EnglishIndonesia Eyes 33.8M Tons of Rice in 2025, Self-Sufficiency Within Reach
Indonesia projects 33.8–35.6 million tons of rice in 2025, exceeding domestic demand of 31 million tons and ensuring self-sufficiency. Agriculture Minister Andi...
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77Rice News in EnglishOdisha government in a bind as FCI stops lifting rice quota
Odisha faces a surplus of 23 lakh tonnes of custom-milled rice as FCI halted lifting on July 30 due to weak demand....
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93Rice News in EnglishThai farmers fear price drop as India plans to release 20m tonnes of rice
India plans to release 20 million tonnes of rice in September to clear storage for new harvests, using it for ethanol, welfare...
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81Rice News in EnglishRice price inflation eases in Japan
Rice prices in Japan jumped 90.7% year-on-year in July, though slower than June’s 100.2% surge, offering slight relief to Prime Minister Ishiba....
