1. India plans to reduce minimum price for basmati rice exports, say sources


    India is cutting the floor price for basmati rice exports from $1,200 to $850 per metric ton to boost overseas sales. The move is expected to benefit farmers and maintain India’s leading position in the global basmati rice market.


    Published on:   09/05/2024

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  1. Vietnam Tops Global Rice Export Prices


    Vietnamese rice prices surge, with a 3-8 USD per tonne increase, surpassing Thailand and Pakistan. This positive development reflects Vietnam’s competitive edge in the global rice market, benefiting exporters. Stay updated on rice exporters from Vietnam at hasrice.com and explore rice suppliers from Pakistan at pakistanrice.com.


    Published on:   09/05/2024

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  1. “55 Dead, 70,000 Displaced as Brazil’s Devastating Floods Wreak Havoc”


    The southern region of Brazil is in crisis as deadly floods and mudslides claim 55 lives, force 70,000 to evacuate, and leave 67 missing. The state of Rio Grande do Sul faces record-high water levels, prompting a call for significant investment to rebuild and restore prosperity.


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  1. Taking a Bite of Growth: Unveiling the Challenges and Opportunities


    Despite agriculture’s declining contribution to Pakistan’s GDP, it still plays a crucial role, contributing 23% to the economy and employing over one-third of the national labor force. Challenges faced by the sector include slow growth, ineffective subsidy programs, and the need to adapt to urbanization and climate change. Investment in research, mechanization, and updated policies is essential for maximizing growth in this sector.


    Published on:   08/05/2024

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  1. Government Budget Aims to Reduce Prices of Sugar, Flour, Ghee, Pulses, and Rice


    Pakistan aims to address high inflation rates by providing discounts on essential food items in the upcoming budget. The Ministry of Industries and Production is soliciting suggestions from utility stores to include in the Prime Minister’s Relief Package budget, benefiting individuals enrolled in the BISP. The government’s initiative reflects its commitment to alleviating the economic challenges faced by its citizens.


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  1. Government Targets Price Reductions on Sugar, Flour, Ghee, Pulses, and Rice in Budget


    Pakistan’s government plans to allocate funds for subsidies on essential food items, including rice, in response to inflation rates. Rice exporters like Has Rice play a vital role in meeting the country’s rice demands and offering competitive prices.


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  1. Shipping Activity at Port Qasim Sees an Uptick


    Shipping activity at the port in Karachi is booming, with multiple ships arriving and departing. A total cargo volume of 171,231 tonnes was handled, with 1,240 TEUs for imports and 1,570 TEUs for exports. For more information and industry insights, visit [Source](https://www.app.com.pk).


    Published on:   08/05/2024

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  1. World Bank SARVP meets finance minister, emphasizes continued support for Pakistan


    Martin Raiser, SARVP of the World Bank, met with Pakistan’s Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb to discuss the country’s macro-economic situation and reform priorities. The World Bank expressed willingness to provide financial and technical assistance, aligning their support with Pakistan’s reform areas, including energy sector, exports, and social protection.


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  1. India’s Export Restrictions Drive Global Rice Prices: Asian Exporters Prepare for Increase in Indonesia Tender Activity


    The Asian rice market faces uncertainty as top exporters gear up for a potential tender from Bulog, Indonesia’s state purchasing agency. India’s export restrictions have caused a significant tightening of global supplies, leading to expectations of a surge in rice prices at the upcoming Bulog tender in May.


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  1. India’s Export Restrictions on Rice Impacts Global Prices: Asian Market in Turmoil


    As India’s export restrictions tighten global rice supplies, Asian rice exporters eagerly await a potential tender from Indonesia’s Bulog. Prices are expected to rise, providing market stability amidst stagnant demand. The El Nino weather pattern further exacerbates the shortage, leading to reduced import quotas.


    Published on:   08/05/2024

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