India’s rice freight market witnessed a mixed trend in the week ended 15 July 2026. Container freight remained firm on East African routes, supported by persistent port
India has scheduled 659,674 tonnes of non-basmati rice shipments through its major ports, indicating active export operations despite heightened competition in the global rice
India has scheduled 575,529 tonnes of non-basmati rice shipments through its major ports, reflecting stable export demand despite increased competition in the global rice market.
Export Development Fund committee retains 9% incentive for basmati rice and increases non-basmati support from 3% to 5% for another 90 days. Monitoring Report The federal
By Recorder Report KARACHI: The federal government has extended the Drawback of Local Taxes and Levies (DLTL) scheme for rice exporters by another 90 days, while raising the
India’s rice freight market witnessed mixed trends in the week ended 1 July 2026, as sustained West African demand and monsoon-related operational disruptions underpinned
By Rizwan Bhatti KARACHI: Rice exporters have urged the government to extend incentives under the Duty and Tax Remission for Exporters (DLTL) scheme for another three to six
India’s non-basmati rice export pipeline remained stable during the week, with the total vessel lineup across major ports reaching 753,806 t for the week ending 26 June
By Namarita Kathait and Tanya Kalra Editor: Aastha Agnihotri HIGHLIGHTS: Congestion at African ports has impacted fresh demand for Indian non-basmati white rice, as
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