1. Increasing Prices of Vietnamese Rice+


    Vietnamese rice prices surge due to rising demand in the international market. The average price of paddy in the fields reaches 8,000 VND per kilo, while the price of 5% broken rice reaches 14,200 VND per kilo. Vietnam solidifies its position as a leading rice exporter in the global trade.


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  1. Russia Issues Warning About Potential Rice Import Ban Due to Safety Concerns


    Russia has threatened to ban rice imports from Pakistan again over phytosanitary concerns. The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (FSVPS) has warned Pakistan about a violation of requirements in a recent shipment. This emphasizes the need for Pakistani rice exporters to address these concerns for uninterrupted trade. Read more at [Dawn](https://www.dawn.com).


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  1. Effects of Increasing Food Exports on Inflation


    Despite record-high food inflation, Pakistan’s raw food exports have continued to grow, with a 16.35% increase in March. The depreciation of the rupee, disruptions in the supply chain, and higher global prices have contributed to the surge. Rice, meat, vegetable, and fruit exports have all seen significant growth.


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  1. Top Foreign Stories at 1730 Hours: Latest updates on international news


    Polling has begun in the crucial by-elections in Pakistan, with tight security measures in place. Voters have the opportunity to choose representatives who will shape Pakistan’s future, while strict COVID-19 protocols are being followed. Stay updated on the by-elections at [Pakistan Rice Exporters](https://www.hasrice.com).


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  1. mohammed muizzu nears landslide victory in maldives news


    President Mohamed Muizzu’s People’s National Congress party is leading in the Maldives parliamentary election with 59 seats, which has significant implications for regional power dynamics and the relationship between the Maldives, India, and China.


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  1. Iranian President’s Visit to Pakistan Confirmed for Monday to Wednesday


    Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is set to visit Pakistan this week to improve relations between the two countries. Discussions will focus on regional and global developments, as well as bilateral cooperation in combating terrorism. The visit holds significant importance for regional stability and security.


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  1. Russia Warns Pakistan: Rice Imports at Risk Due to Phytosanitary Concerns


    Russia warns Pakistan of a potential ban on rice imports if phytosanitary violations are not addressed, citing the presence of a quarantine organism in a recent shipment. Pakistan is urged to investigate and ensure adherence to standards to avoid future bans and safeguard agricultural trade.


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  1. Russia Issues Warning of Rice Import Ban from Pakistan Due to Phytosanitary Concerns


    Pakistan’s rice exports have surged, making it a key player in the global market. Offering high-quality and affordable options like white broken rice, Pakistani suppliers meet the diverse needs of customers worldwide. With excellent cooking qualities, IRRI 6 rice is a popular choice, while premium basmati rice is in high demand.


    Published on:   28/04/2024

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  1. Pakistan and Afghanistan encouraged to work together to boost bilateral trade


    Lahore businessmen stress the need for boosting trade with Afghanistan, highlighting the underwhelming bilateral trade volume between the two countries. Efforts should be made to deepen understanding through trade delegations and establish proper banking channels to unlock the true potential of this partnership. (47 words)


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  1. LCCI President Aims for Collaboration to Boost Pak-Afghan Trade


    Boosting trade volume between Pakistan and Afghanistan is crucial for harnessing their historical socio-economic relations, according to Kashif Anwar, President of Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Anwar emphasized the importance of joint steps to enhance mutual trade and mentioned potential sectors for increasing trade. Source: Nation.com.pk


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