Rice exporter stocks fall as West Asia tensions cloud India’s basmati trade with Iran and Gulf markets; exporters seek relief on stuck consignments and freight costs. Written
NEW DELHI – Indian exporters are finding it difficult to get vessels to send basmati rice to the Middle East after US and Israeli strikes on Iran disrupted shipping, leaving
India’s basmati rice trade is facing renewed uncertainty as escalating tensions in West Asia disrupt logistics, inflate freight and insurance costs, and threaten payments
In recent years, the sector has shifted from a production-oriented mindset to an agricultural economic approach. Instead of focusing mainly on output, it now prioritises quality,
Iran among the largest importers of aromatic long-grain rice from India. Written by Sandip Das. The volatile situation in West Asia threatens India’s robust rice exports to
TBS report The waiver will apply to loans taken in the crop, fisheries and livestock sectors. The Cabinet, at its first meeting today (26 February), approved a proposal to waive
We must move from being a commodity rice to a high-value and less water-consuming rice exporter, says top basmati breeder. Written by: Harish Damodaran India has been
By Rediff Money Desk, Kolkata Rice exporters warned against CIF contracts to Iran, Gulf due to West Asia conflict. Potential disruptions, rising costs, and market impact.
by Ananya Pattnaik India’s basmati rice exports are facing significant uncertainty as escalating tensions in West Asia disrupt shipping routes, delay payments, and increase
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