With shrinking rice supplies locally, Japan looks at exporters to fill the bowl
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Japan is releasing rice from its reserves for the first time since 1995. Soaring prices, panic buying, and supply bottlenecks are squeezing the nation’s availability of the staple grain. Japan’s rice imports are rising—with the US, Australia, and Thailand stepping in.
Japan is releasing rice from its reserves for the first time since 1995. Soaring prices, panic buying, and supply bottlenecks are squeezing the nation’s availability of the staple grain. Japan’s rice imports are rising—with the US, Australia, and Thailand stepping in.
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