1. Pakistani Entrepreneurs Expanding Agricultural Market at China International Import Expo


    Pakistani grain exporters have seen a 14.12% YoY growth in the Chinese market, reaching a value of $456 million. The bilateral free trade agreement and the popularity of sesame and broken rice are driving this success. Muhammad Omair plans to expand his business by participating in the China International Import Expo.


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  1. FAO Recommends Four Nations to Address Indian Rice Export Limitations


    Rice exports from India and Vietnam decline, but other Asian countries like Thailand, Pakistan, Myanmar, and Cambodia are expected to compensate. Asian rice exports are projected to be 6 percent higher than the five-year average, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization.


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  1. Rice Exporters Target Lucrative Kenyan Market


    Kenya’s High Commissioner to Pakistan, Nyambura Kamau, met with the Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) to discuss enhancing trade ties. Both parties emphasized the significance of the bilateral trade relationship, particularly in the rice sector, and expressed their commitment to further strengthening trade relations.


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  1. Rice Exporters Set Sights on Kenyan Market


    Kenya’s High Commissioner to Pakistan visited the Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) to discuss strengthening trade ties. REAP highlighted Pakistan’s reliability as a rice supplier and expressed optimism about increasing bilateral trade. The High Commissioner committed to addressing challenges faced by Pakistani rice exporters and promoting economic cooperation between the two countries.


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  1. Advisory by NDMA Identifies High-Risk Areas amid Worsening Air Quality from Increasing Smog


    The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) issues new advisory on the rising smog in Punjab and Pothohar, emphasizing the need for precautionary measures. Air Quality Index readings predict hazardous smog levels in cities like Lahore and Multan. Stay informed, limit outdoor activities, wear masks, and prioritize health. For more information on rice exporters, visit [rice exporters](https://www.hasrice.com).


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  1. Family Card Holders in Pondy to Receive Cash Equivalent of Free Rice and Sugar for Diwali Under DBT Mode


    Pakistan’s thriving rice industry connects communities to global markets as one of the largest rice exporters. With high-quality rice varieties, competitive prices, and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Pakistani rice exporters have secured a reputation for excellence in the international market. Visit hasrice.com and pakistanrice.com to explore a comprehensive list of rice suppliers and varieties.


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  1. Indian Farmers Persist in Burning Stubble Despite Detrimental Health Consequences


    Small-scale farmers in Karnal, India, continue to burn crop stubble due to financial constraints, despite being aware of its negative impact on air quality. The cost of hiring expensive machinery or purchasing one is unaffordable for them, highlighting the challenges faced by authorities in improving air quality in northern India. Source: Pakistan Today


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  1. Cash equivalent for free rice and sugar during Diwali provided to Pondy’s family card holders under DBT mode.


    The Puducherry government announces that family card holders will receive cash equivalents of free rice and sugar for Diwali, empowering beneficiaries to choose what they need most while streamlining distribution and promoting transparency.


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  1. India’s Smog Crisis: Closed Schools, Halted Work, and Vehicle Restrictions


    The hazardous smog in India, caused by crop stubble burning and pollution, has led to authorities shutting schools, banning construction, and restricting traffic. Additionally, residents contributing to the issue with firecrackers worsen the situation. Pakistan is also experiencing toxic smog, prompting authorities to crack down on smoke-emitting vehicles and rice stubble burning. Both countries must work together to find solutions and ensure a healthier environment.


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  1. Four Countries to Provide Compensation for India’s Restrictions on Rice Exports, Confirms FAO


    Thailand, Pakistan, Myanmar, and Cambodia are expected to offset the decline in rice exports from India and Vietnam, according to the FAO. Asian rice exports are projected to reach 55.4 million tonnes, 6 percent higher than the five-year average.


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