By Megha Bajaj Today’s Top rice news includes the disruption of Rice Exports to Iraq due to the shipping crisis, the Philippines’ plan of a 30-day rice price cap and
The GI tag gives a country the right to market a produce as exclusively grown within its borders in certain specific regions. By Subramani Ra Mancombu Last week, Australia and
Vietnamese fragrant rice, including 100 per cent broken rice, is widely available in Senegalese supermarkets in 5kg and 25kg packs, retailing at around US$1.3 per kg. HÀ NỘI
India’s government is stepping up to help basmati rice exporters, who have been hit hard by the West Asia conflict.With freight rates shooting up and containers in short
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: The Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism (MPRT), through the Department of Agriculture and Agrifood, continues to implement various initiatives to
Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Agriculture Ministry, together with the West Java Provincial Government, has ensured that rice production remains optimal through anticipatory
The writer shares that amid the conflict in the Middle East, an Al Jazeera report on March 18 revealed that most fertiliser factories in Bangladesh have reportedly been forced to
Earlier studies have examined how warming and pollution affect rice yields across the country, but the new research used more detailed mapping than previous work to separate their
Rising temperatures and water scarcity threaten Punakha’s fragile rice sector. Chencho Dema – Kuensel THIMPHU – The country’s rice bowl, Punakha, is warming
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