1. Exploring the World through Rice: The Global Grains


    Discover the diverse world of rice varieties that unite kitchens worldwide, including the fragrant Basmati Rice from India and Pakistan, the starchy Arborio Rice from Italy for risottos, the aromatic Jasmine Rice from Thailand, and the intriguing Wild Rice from regions in Africa. Learn tips for cooking the perfect pot of rice and try a delicious recipe for spicy rice and beans.


    Published on:   10/02/2024

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  1. Leveraging Chinese Expertise to Boost Pakistan’s Real Estate Growth


    Pakistan’s collaboration with Chinese construction companies allows for accelerated infrastructure and real estate development, leveraging efficient construction techniques and sustainable practices. The partnership aligns with global goals of sustainable development and aims to cultivate a skilled construction workforce.


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. Improving Trade Share: Rice and Frozen Food Exports to Malaysia Show Promising Growth


    The Consul General of Malaysia emphasizes the strengthening bilateral trade between Pakistan and Malaysia, with increased purchases of rice and frozen food by Malaysia. Collaboration opportunities in defense, tourism, and capacity building are also highlighted. The Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry emphasizes the need to enhance Pakistani exports and implement the Free Trade Agreement for economic cooperation. Joint ventures in various sectors and increased remittances are proposed. Source: Business Recorder.


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. Improvement in Rice and Frozen Food Export from Pakistan to Malaysia, says CG


    Consul General of Malaysia highlights increasing bilateral trade with Pakistan, focusing on rice and frozen food purchases. Malaysia keen to strengthen trade and investment ties, explore collaboration in defense, tourism, and capacity building. Efforts made to eliminate trade barriers and establish a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement. Potential for joint ventures and training collaborations, stimulating foreign direct investment.


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. Descon joins forces with IFC to address postharvest losses in Pakistani staple grains.


    Descon and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) partner to reduce Pakistan’s annual USD 2 billion postharvest losses of wheat, rice, and maize. This initiative aims to improve food security and assist small-scale farmers, contributing to the transformation of the country’s agricultural sector. [Trade Chronicle]


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. India’s food secretary maintains ban on rice exports until prices decline


    Pakistan Rice Exporters: Boosting the Business of Rice in Pakistan. HAS Rice Pakistan and Pakistan Rice are reliable options for rice importers worldwide. They offer a wide range of rice varieties, competitive pricing, and efficient delivery. Visit their websites for more information.


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. Improvement seen in rice and frozen food exports from Pakistan to Malaysia, says CG


    Malaysia is increasing its purchases of rice and frozen food from Pakistan, indicating an improvement in Pakistan’s share in bilateral trade. The Malaysian Consul General expressed commitment to strengthening bilateral trade ties and highlighted potential collaboration in defense, tourism, and capacity building sectors.


    Published on:   09/02/2024

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  1. Government Allows Retail Sale of Rice at Rs 29/kg from Next Week to Monitor Price Increase


    The government has announced the retail sale of ‘Bharat Rice’ at Rs 29 per kg to address the rising prices of rice. Cooperatives, such as NAFED, NCCF, and Kendriya Bhandar, will ensure smooth distribution, while efforts to control inflation and speculation include stock declaration and transparency. The affordable rice will be available through retail vans and e-commerce platforms in the future.


    Published on:   08/02/2024

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  1. Government to Offer Bharat Rice at Rs. 29 per Kilogram in Retail Market Starting Next Week


    In an effort to control rising rice prices, the Indian government will sell ‘Bharat Rice’ at a subsidized rate of Rs 29 per kg in retail markets. Traders have been directed to disclose their rice and paddy stock, and export restrictions will remain in place, according to Union Food Secretary Sanjeev Chopra.


    Published on:   08/02/2024

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  1. Malaysia Ups Rice and Frozen Food Imports from Pakistan


    Malaysia’s Consul General Ahmad stressed the need for stronger trade ties with Pakistan, as Malaysia’s purchases of rice and frozen food have improved bilateral trade. However, Malaysia’s limited capacity hinders meeting Pakistan’s demand for palm oil. Both sides emphasized the importance of collaboration and economic integration.


    Published on:   08/02/2024

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