1. Importance of Improving Information Flow for Agricultural Food Systems Reform


    Experts at a recent webinar stressed the importance of disseminating information and managing data governance to revolutionize agricultural practices. They called for collaborative efforts to address climate change impacts and promote sustainable food systems in Pakistan. (43 words)


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  1. Global Rice Prices Expected to Rise Further Due to Indian Export Restrictions and Supply Shortage


    India’s restrictions on rice exports have caused a two million tonne global supply shortfall, leading to potential price volatility. Despite this, India is expected to remain the top exporter, although the US Department of Agriculture notes that white and broken rice exports to Sub-Saharan Africa have declined.


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  1. Unveiling the Biryani Debacle: A Detailed Look into the Electoral Training Scandal


    The training program for Pakistan rice exporters raises concerns due to the distribution of subpar biryani instead of cash. This incident highlights a larger issue of insincerity among officials and the need for constructive learning during the training period.


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  1. Masala Chai and Basmati Rice Named Top Beverages and Grains Worldwide


    Chai, the beloved beverage known as chai in India, has been crowned one of the best non-alcoholic drinks in the world. Masala Chai, a delightful blend of black tea, milk, and spices, has captured the hearts of tea enthusiasts globally. Additionally, Basmati Rice is recognized as a culinary gem for its unique flavor and ability to enhance a variety of dishes. Discover the exceptional taste of Basmati Rice from Has Rice and embark on a culinary journey like no other.


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  1. Indian Basmati Rice Named the Best in the World according to TasteAtlas


    India’s Basmati rice has been named the “Best Rice in the World” by TasteAtlas. Its unique flavor and ability to remain separate when cooked make it a top choice for rice enthusiasts. HAS Rice Pakistan is proud to offer a range of high-quality rice products, including Basmati rice, and is dedicated to customer satisfaction. Visit www.hasrice.com for more information.


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  1. fpcci urges greater collaboration with china in the agricultural sector


    Pakistan has the potential to strengthen agricultural and food cooperation with China, boosting exports. Rice exports have seen remarkable growth, with a 96% increase in the first half of FY24. By focusing on soil health, investing in quality and technology, and exploring other agricultural products, Pakistan can solidify its position as a major exporter.


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  1. Where has the middle class gone?


    The shrinking middle class in Pakistan is being further impacted by factors like lack of job opportunities, inflation, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Rising energy tariffs and high inflation have pushed middle-income individuals below the poverty line, leading to a decline in economic growth. It is crucial to control inflation and formalize the informal sector to support and protect the middle class for sustainable economic growth. Source: The News.


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  1. fpcci urges agri sector to enhance cooperation with china


    Pakistan has the opportunity to strengthen its agricultural and food cooperation with China, boosting export contribution through niche products, climate-resilient crops, agri-tourism, and private sector collaboration, ensuring long-term food security.


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  1. Pakistan’s Winter Market Resounds with Lament as Egg Prices Soar to 34 Rupees


    The rising cost of eggs in Pakistan, reaching 34 rupees per egg or 400 rupees for a dozen, reflects the overall inflation in the country. Bangladesh is also facing rising prices, with eggs and rice being affected. Stabilizing the market is crucial to alleviate the burden on consumers. Source: morningexpress.in


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  1. Indian Government Urges ECGC to Maintain Stable Rates, Plans Stakeholder Meeting on January 17th to Address Red Sea Crisis


    India’s exports of basmati rice and textiles are being affected by the Red Sea conflict, causing shipping vessels to take a longer route. The government is monitoring the situation by requesting information from export promotion councils and not increasing insurance rates for Indian exporters.


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