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    • Indian exporter secures interim Bangladesh govt's first 50,000 ton rice import tender

      Popular Indian rice varieties such as Swarna, Ratna, Miniket, and Sona Masoori have seen price increases since Bangladesh announced its import plans.

    • India lifts export ban on broken rice

      The ban was imposed in September 2022

    • Indonesia to buy 10 lakh tonne non-basmati white rice from India, announces Shivraj Chauhan

      In other major decisions for farmers, the Cabinet approved extension for additional subsidy on di-ammonium phosphate (DAP), and also enhanced the allocation for PM Fasal Bima Yojana.

    • LT Foods forays into Saudi Arabia, plans $49.3 million investment over five years

      The rice exporter will invest SAR 185 million ($49.3 million) over the next five years in Saudi Arabia, and targets revenue worth SAR 435 million ($116 million) in the next five years.

    • India reduces export duty on parboiled rice to 10% from 20%

      India had imposed a 20% duty on parboiled rice exports in 2023 after its crop was affected by below-normal rainfall.

    • Govt says 20% export duty on parboiled rice to continue beyond Mar 31

      In a notification, the finance ministry saiaBesides, the duty-free import of yellow peas, too, has been extended beyond March 31, subject to the condition that the bill of landing is issued on or before April 30, 2024.d the 20 per cent export duty will continue beyond March 31 without an end date.

    • India to cut floor price for basmati exports to stay competitive

      The South Asian nation set the floor price in August to prevent some traders from smuggling non-basmati white rice, which has been banned for exports, by declaring them as the more expensive basmati.

    • India rice export ban is fueling risk of social unrest, UN says

      The export ban is bringing back memories of 2008, when a global rice crisis put 100 million people at risk, many in sub-Saharan Africa. Back then, both Vietnam and India restricted exports.

    • India decides to allow export of rice to Singapore in view of special relationship

      "India and Singapore enjoy a very close strategic partnership, characterised by shared interests, close economic ties and strong people to people connect," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said

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    • Exclusive: On El Nino fear, India’s rice export ban may continue till at least November: Government source

      Any decision on rolling back the prohibition can only be considered after the sowing season for kharif crops ends, enabling the government to assess the yield for the current year, the official said.

    • 'Only 1 rice bag per family' notices, empty shelves mark US stores after India curbs export

      Several NRIs shared pictures of empty shelves at the stores -- possibly an outcome of panic buying fuelled by fears and misinformation of a complete ban on rice exports by India.

    • 'Every NRI family bought 10-15 bags': Major ban on rice export triggers panic buying in US

      Videos and photos doing rounds on social media show NRIs queueing up outside grocery and departmental stores to buy rice while others climb shelves and pull away heavy bags of rice.

    • Basmati, non-basmati rice exports up 7.37% in April-October: Industry data

    • Commerce ministry says no export ban on rice

    • Govt says domestic rice prices may continue to rise

    • India examining allowing some rice export cargoes trapped at ports: Government source

    • How far will rice-export ban help?

    • Rice producers suffer loss in share price after government bans export

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