1. Food prices to remain stable for consumers during festive season, assures government


    The government assures stability in prices of essential food items during the festive season, controlling wheat prices through surplus stock sales and prohibiting the export of Non Basmati White Rice.


    Published on:   20/10/2023

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  1. Russia Sends 27 Tonnes of Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Victims


    Russia has sent 27 tonnes of aid to Gaza Strip following Israeli attacks, containing essential supplies like wheat, sugar, rice, and pasta. This aid aims to alleviate suffering and provide crucial support to those in need amidst ongoing struggles for international consensus on the Israel-Gaza conflict.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Indian Rice Now Available in 7 Countries for Export


    Discover the thriving rice export industry in Pakistan, led by renowned supplier Has Rice Pakistan. Offering competitive prices, top-quality rice varieties, and a stellar reputation, they are the trusted choice for rice importers worldwide. Explore their diverse range of rice offerings at www.hasrice.com.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Basmati price decline attributed to export restrictions discouraging traders


    The decline in basmati rice prices is due to exporters in Punjab and Haryana stopping purchases, leading to concerns as orders divert to Pakistan. Exporters must focus on quality and competitiveness to thrive.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Food Exports Surge by 18.88% and Imports Plummet by 32% in FY 2023-24’s First Quarter


    Pakistan’s food group exports in Q1 of FY 2023-24 rose by 18.88% YoY, totaling $1.280 billion. Rice export grew by 0.98%, while fish and fish preparations increased by 3.75%. Fruit exports witnessed substantial growth, with a noticeable increase in leguminous vegetables, spices, oil seeds and nuts, and sugar exports. Import of food group decreased by 32%. (Source: UrduPoint)


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. India Expands Non-Basmati Rice Exports to 7 More Countries


    India has lifted the ban on exporting non-basmati white rice to countries like Nepal, Cameroon, Malaysia, and more in order to meet their food security requirements. This move aims to boost trade and support partner nations.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Basmati prices decline due to export restrictions discouraging traders


    The prices of basmati rice have plummeted to Rs 3,200 per quintal in Punjab and Haryana as exporters have ceased purchasing due to the government’s maintenance of the minimum export price. As a result, international orders are now heading towards Pakistan, as Indian prices remain high.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. India Permits Rice Exports to 7 Additional Countries, Including Non-Basmati Varieties


    India lifts ban on export of non-basmati white rice to several countries, including Nepal, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Republic of Guinea, Malaysia, Philippines, and Seychelles, in an effort to stabilize prices and ensure food security.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Export restrictions discourage traders, causing a decline in Basmati prices


    Punjab and Haryana exporters halting basmati rice purchases has caused a decline in prices, with international orders now going to Pakistan due to the higher minimum export price set by the Union government. Union Minister Piyush Goyal has hinted at a possible reduction in the minimum export price.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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  1. Philippines Receives 295,000 Metric Tons of Rice in India’s Best ‘Special’ Deal


    India approves export of non-basmati white rice to multiple countries, with the Philippines receiving the highest allocation. However, the Philippines’ reliance on India for rice is uncertain due to factors like price and quality.


    Published on:   19/10/2023

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