By Sumita Layek BENGALURU (Reuters) – Rice export prices fell a the second consecutive week in India on a weakening rupee and slow demand, while strict inspections from top
By Javier Joe Ismael , Bernadette E. Tamayo , Chynna Grace Ong and Giselle P. Jordan THE Department of Agriculture (DA) has raised concerns over a potential sharp decline in
Reuters BENGALURU: Indian rice export prices were steady this week amid subdued demand due to higher freight rates and currency volatility, while Vietnamese rates edged up on
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
By Anjana Anil, Reuters Synopsis Rising shipping costs due to Middle East conflict are impacting trade. Buyers are waiting for freight rates to ease. Domestic prices in Bangladesh
India’s rice export programme for March 2026 is facing mounting logistical pressure as a growing number of vessels remain under anchorage amid disruptions in global shipping
Global New Light of Myanmar According to records from the Myanmar Rice Federation (MRF), Myanmar earned US$55 million from the export of 178,191.5 tonnes of rice and broken rice
SGGP The Ministry of Industry and Trade reported on February 27 that Vietnam’s rice export prices saw a slight decline from the previous day. Specifically, 5 percent broken rice
Reuters BENGALURU/ BANGKOK/MUMBAI: Prices of rice exported from major hubs in Asia were largely stagnant this week, as demand lagged and ample supplies weighed on the market.
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