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News Detail… Pakistan set to increase trade with EU as top businessmen meet Afnan Khan MAY 11, 2018

BRUSSELS: Pakistan Embassy in Belgium organised its first ever conference on ‗PakistanBelgium Business and Investment Opportunities‘ in collaboration with Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) to improve business ties with the EU countries on Thursday. High level representatives from the Belgian government, office bearers of chambers of commerce and industry and leading businessmen from Pakistan, top European businessmen and Member of European Parliament Amjad Bashir were also present on the occasion. In her opening remarks, Pakistan‘s Ambassador to Belgium, the European Union and Luxembourg Naghmana Alamgir Hashmi welcomed the delegates and highlighted huge potential of trade and investment between Pakistan and Belgium.

She said that Belgium being Pakistan‘s 10th largest export destination worldwide and 7th in Europe remains highly important for Pakistani business community. She pointed out that since 2013 bilateral trade between the two countries has increased by 38.07 percent. Ambassador Hashmi underscored the need of diversifying exports from Pakistan. She pointed out that various areas still remained untapped and there was a need to work in the direction to identify how the two countries could benefit by exploring the areas where there were still gaps to be filled. Member European Parliament Amjad Bashir appreciated Pakistani diaspora for running successful businesses in the UK and Europe. He added that by living in Europe they have huge advantage to invest in the country of their origin. He also pointed out that geo-strategic location of Belgium was a huge advantage for trade and commerce between Pakistan and European countries. President Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce Zahid Latif Khan told Daily Times that the conference was third event of the series and the first two were organised in Birmingham and Doha respectively. He further mentioned that the event was a success although he could not manage to bring many members from RCCI to Brussels due to visa hurdles. He said that chamber has engaged Pakistani embassy to work on another meetup with European business partners also making it sure that the delegation can bring more businessmen in the next meeting. The RCCI president mentioned that Pakistan still remains one of the key producers of textile, sports gear, surgical equipment and dairy. ―A number of companies have showed interest in doing business in the fields of pharmaceutical, data management and dairy products apart from talking about investing in energy sector such as wind energy and also in areas connected to the CPEC project,‖ Khan said. He said that he has also met few of the biggest meat importers in Europe and aims to connect them with Fauji Foundation in Pakistan to get Pakistani meat, hides, dairy and related products exported to Europe as Pakistan remains fourth biggest producer of milk in the world. Khan said that Pakistani rice growers have got a unique opportunity to stage a comeback into the rice export arena after Indian exporters, many of those who are also exporting Pakistani rice with Indian titles, got banned by EU due to some technical hitch or failure. He said that he would talk to the relevant businessmen on the issue once he‘s back home.

He also told the conference that RCCI being the third largest chamber in Pakistan has become the voice of Pakistani business community all over the world. Keeping in view the vital role of women in development of any country, RCCI has also introduced an incubation centre for businesses being run by women. Presentations were also made by the President Pakistan-Belgian Business Forum Paul Scheynen, Secretary General of Brussels Enterprises Commerce and Industry (BECI) Jan De Brabanter, President World Federation of Investors Jean-Pierre Paelinck, Director Trade Walloonia Exports and Investment Agency (AWEX) Isabelle and Shimail Daud Arain of Maryam Memorial Hospital, covering various aspects of business and investment potential between the two countries. Two documentaries on Pakistan and its business potential were also screened on the occasion. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the RCCI and Brussels Enterprises Commerce and Industry with a view to bring business community of two countries closer and promote trade and commerce among them. Belgium is an important trading partner for Pakistan in Europe, as it follows the common Trade Policy adopted by the European Union. The grant of GSP+ status to Pakistan by the EU allows zero tariffs concession on 66% of Pakistanâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s products in the member countries of European Union including Belgium. https://dailytimes.com.pk/238464/pakistan-set-to-increase-trade-with-eu-as-top-businessmen-meet/

Rice farming as agribusiness BY THE MANILA TIMES ON MAY 11, 2018BUSINESS COLUMNS

DR. WILLIAM DAR

I was invited on April 27 to present a paper on making Pampanga a leading agro-industrial hub anchored on agripreneurship at the RiceUp Bayanihan Conference 2018 in Lubao, Pampanga From the conference, I learned that the non-government organization called RiceUp has been operating in parts of Pampanga to help rice farmers in the province to increase their yields. Also involved are faithbased organizations like the Latter Day Saints who are also in a mission to reduce poverty among poor households in Pampanga.

During the conference, there were discussions on e-commerce, digital agriculture, and rice future that I believe should be applied in the Philippine rice industry. RiceUp is currently operating in Lubao, Pampanga and surrounding towns in the district, represented by former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in the House of Representatives. I am glad that there are efforts like RiceUp, because the potential of the local rice industry can be unlocked. Also, increasing palay (unmilled rice) yields from the current 4 to 5 metric tons per hectare to about 6 to 7 MT per hectare is doable if more improved hybrid varieties are used, accessible and affordable credit is provided, good agricultural practices are put into place, and farm mechanization is intensified. Eventually, a more vigorous rice economy could help increase the growth of the country‘s agriculture sector, which registered a 3.9-percent growth in 2017. The consensus among experts is the country‘s agriculture sector – comprising farming, fisheries, and forestry – must grow between 4 to 6 percent over the long term to substantially reduce poverty in the countryside. So last year‘s 3.9-percent growth of the country‘s agriculture sector is a very encouraging sign. However, based on latest reports from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the country‘s agriculture sector recorded a sluggish 1.47 percent growth in the first quarter of this year. Also, palay output went up by 4.61 percent to 4.62 million MT compared to the 12.38-percent growth a year ago. Much needs to be done in leveling up the country‘s rice industry. I would rather call it rice industry because there is a need to reorient smallholder farmers planting the crop that they are also in a business, and not just planting a commodity for the sake of securing the country‘s food needs. So what is the way forward for the country‘s rice industry? Rice farming as agribusiness Firstly, we should all view the country‘s sector that is producing rice as an industry, and that means rice farming should also be profitable especially for the smallholder farmer. Achieving profitability in the rice industry will need collective action among smallholder farmers, meaning they should organize themselves into cooperatives so they can go into block farming to achieve economies of scale, buy farm machines including milling facilities, and have bargaining power in the trading of rice. Lending institutions also prefer extending loans to cooperatives than to individual smallholder farmers.

Cooperatives should also be given training in the areas of financial and asset management, accounting, human resources management, logistics, and marketing/trading. For sure, the numerous state colleges and universities in the country have capability to take the lead in this initiative. When it comes to increasing yields, there is no doubt that hybrids have proven their worth and companies like SL Agritech and the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) have developed a number of hybrid varieties that also can withstand drought and flooding. Hybrid varieties that were developed locally have yields between 6 to 9 MT/ha. In the area of mechanization, I must say that the 1.2 horsepower per hectare estimate in 2016 must be increased to levels similar to China and South Korea, or 4 hp/ha. Mechanization, besides increasing efficiency in on-field operations, takes out the drudgery in farming that can help attract more young blood in the agriculture sector. Again, I must emphasize that the average age of the smallholder Filipino farmer is about 60 years old, and steps like dramatically increasing the level of mechanization in our farms is one good step in getting more of the youth in farming. The issue of irrigation should also be addressed, and as I have said in my column on June 9, 2017 (Agricultureâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s water problems can become too big) that the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) should be returned to the fold of the Department of Agriculture (DA). More important, the NIA should triple its effort to cover least 96,000 hectares of the irrigable lands each year to place them under the national irrigation system. The Bureau of Water and Soils Management (BSWM) under the DA, on the other hand, should increase by 1,000 percent or 10 times its budget to build more small water impounding projects. Pampanga can take lead RiceUpâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s efforts in Lubao can be expanded and become part of the program of the Pampanga provincial government to make the province a leading agro-industrial hub in the country. In March, I was tapped by the Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU) to help them in assisting the Pampanga provincial government to develop a framework for modernizing the provinceâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s agriculture sector. So I thank anew Gov. Lilia Pineda of Pampanga and PSAU president Honorio Soriano, Jr. for giving me the opportunity to share my knowledge on how to make the province a leading agro-industrial hub. Pampanga currently ranks at 10th when it comes to the Human Development Index based on the Philippine Human Development Report by the Human Development Network, 2012/2013, which means its citizens have access to good education that can be a major factor in helping the

province achieve its status as a leading agro-industrial hub in Central Luzon and the Philippines in the future. I know that this is also a vision of former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. The province also has good logistics support in the form of a fully functioning seaport and distribution center, and an international airport. Pampanga is also easily accessible through the national highway and three expressways: Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEX), Subic–Clark– Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX), and Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway (TPLEX). Pampanga hosts the Clark International Airport and has access to the Subic Bay International Airport through the SCTEX. According to Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)-CountrySTAT, Pampanga‘s share in national palay production in 2017 was 2.2 percent and 11.8 percent of Central Luzon‘s, with 429,206 MT. While Pampanga‘s cannot become the leading rice producing province in the Philippines when it comes to volume, it can become the frontrunner in terms of turning rice as an industry and having high yields per hectare, and that can be achieved by modernizing its agriculture sector. And RiceUp‘s efforts will definitely create an impact on the province‘s rice industry in the next few years.So can Pampanga become a model for the country‘s rice industry? I am very optimistic. http://www.manilatimes.net/rice-farming-as-agribusiness/398081/

Pakistan profitable market for foreign investors: Minister

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ISLAMABAD - Federal Minister for Commerce and Textile, Muhammad Pervaiz Malik on Thursday said that Pakistan is a profitable market and investors from Azerbaijan should take full advantage of it by investing in different sectors. In a meeting with Ambassador of Republic of Azerbaijan to Pakistan Ali Alizada, the minister said Pakistani government and Ministry of Commerce & Textile will provide full support to the foreign investors. The minister said that there exists great potential between the two countries but the bilateral trade is not a true reflection of that. He said that trade volume between the two countries has declined from $58.26 million in 201516 to $26.88 million in 2016-17 and a concerted effort is needed on both sides to increase the trade volume and economic cooperation. "The decrease in Pakistan's exports to Azerbaijan in 2016-17 is mainly due to decline in export of rice to Azerbaijan from $45 million to $ 21.1 million", he added. The minister said that there exists good scope for export of ready-made garments, cotton products, engineering goods, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, rice, textile fabrics, sports goods, surgical instruments and tents from Pakistan and import of non-ferrous metals, oil and oil products, canned fruit juices, raw cotton, LPG from Azerbaijan. "There is need to increase the business to business and government to government interactions and exchange of delegations to identify the business opportunities that will in turn result in increasing the trade volume", he added. The minister informed the ambassador that in order to enhance and diversify trade with Azerbaijan, the Ministry of Commerce has prepared a draft Memorandum of Understanding on five-year trade cooperation plan that has been shared with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for onward transmission to the relevant authorities of Azerbaijan for their comments but response from Azerbaijan side is awaited. The Azerbaijan ambassador said that Pakistan is a lucrative market for investors from Azerbaijan and they are keenly interested in investment. He also agreed with the minister's proposal for

increased interaction and institutional arrangements to discuss trade related issues and identify areas of interest to boost bilateral trade and cooperation. Later on, the Ambassador of Romania, Nicolae Gola called on the Federal Minister for Commerce and Textile Pervaiz Malik. The minister welcomed the ambassador and said that Pakistan attaches great importance to its trade relations with Romania as it is an important trading partner of Pakistan within the European Union region. Pakistan's bilateral trade with Romania was $97.25 million in 2016-2017. Pakistan's exports were $21.23 million while imports were $76.02 million. The minister thanked the Romanian government for extending their support to Pakistan for continuation of the GSP plus scheme and hoped that Pakistan would continue receiving their support in this regards as it has helped Pakistan in a significant way in overcoming its economic difficulties. The ambassador said that "Business communities of the two countries may interact more to increase the level of bilateral trade and both the countries should participate in Trade Fairs arranged by the two countries", he added. Both sides agreed on making institutional arrangements for addressing trade related issues and identifying business opportunities. https://nation.com.pk/11-May-2018/pakistan-profitable-market-for-foreign-investors-minister

Commercemerce Minister Concerned Over Declining Trade Volume With Azerbaijan Thu 10th May 2018 | 06:00 PM ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 10th May, 2018 ) :Minister for CommerceMuhammad Pervaiz Malik Thursday expressed his concerns over declining volume of bilateral trade with Azerbaijan saying bilateral trade was not a true reflection of the great potential of trade between the two countries which had declined declined from US $ 58.26 million in 2015-16 to $ 26.88 million in 2016-17.

He was talking to ambassador of Azerbaijan in Pakistan, Ali Alizada here. He said in order to enhance and diversify trade with Azerbaijan, Ministry of Commerce had prepared a draft Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on five year trade cooperation plan that had been shared with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for onward transmission to the relevant authorities of Azerbaijan for their comments, however response from Azerbaijan side is awaited. The minister stressed the need to take concerted efforts from both sides to increase the trade volume and economic cooperation. "The decrease in Pakistan's exports to Azerbaijan in 2016-17 is mainly due to decline in export of rice to Azerbaijan from US $ 45 million to US $ 21.1 million", he added. Commerce Minister said pakistan is a profitable market and investors from Azerbaijan should take full advantage of it by investing in different sectors. Commerce Minister said there exists good scope for export of ready-made garments, cotton products, engineering goods, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, rice, textile fabrics, sports goods, surgical instruments and tents from Pakistan and import of non-ferrous metals, oil and oilproducts, canned fruit juices, raw cotton, LPG from Azerbaijan. "There is need to increase the Business to Business and Government to Government interactions and exchange of delegations to identify the business opportunities that will in turn result in increasing the Trade volume", he added. He said that Pakistani government and Ministry of Commerce & Textile will provide full support in this regard. Ali Alizada said that Pakistan is a lucrative market for investors from Azerbaijan and they are keenly interested in investment. He also agreed with the minister's proposal for increased interaction and institutional arrangements to discuss trade related issues and identify areas of interest to boost bilateral trade and cooperation. Later, Ambassador of Romania, Nicolae Gola also called on the Federal Minister for Commerce and Textile Mohammad Pervaiz Malik. The Minister welcomed the ambassador and said that Pakistan attaches great importance to its trade relations with Romania as it is an important trading partner of Pakistan with in the European Union region. Pakistan's bilateral trade with Romania was US $ 97.25 million in 2016-2017. Pakistan's exports were US $ 21.23 million while imports were US $ 76.02 million. Commerce Minister thanked the Romanian government for extending its support to Pakistan for continuation of the GSP plus scheme and hoped that Pakistan would continue receiving its

support in this regards as it has helped Pakistan in a significant way in overcoming its economic difficulties. Under this scheme most products of Pakistan has duty free access to EU including Romania. Commerce Minister also demanded that a business visa of multiple entries with one year validity may be issued to Pakistani businessmen. The ambassador thanked Commerce Minister for the warm welcome and said that there should be increased interaction for boosting bilateral trade. "Business Communities of the two countries may interact more to increase the level of bilateral trade and both the countries should participate in Trade Fairs arranged by the two countries", he added. Both sides agreed on making institutional arrangements for addressing trade related issues and identifying business opportunities. https://www.urdupoint.com/en/business/commerce-minister-concerned-over-declining-tr-340839.html

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Weed management holds key to boost food production by 22 pc UNB NEWS Saturday 12 May, 2018 04:00:21 pm

Dhaka, May 12 (UNB) – Yields of food crops can potentially be increased up to 22 percent provided proper weed management is put in place. Experts said this at the 6th conference of Weed Science Society of Bangladesh (WSSB) held at Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) in Gazipur on Saturday, said a press release. ―Proper implementation of eco-friendly, sustainable and integrated weed management in field crops can increase 18-22% yield in national level, which can contribute in total food production of Bangladesh,‖ stated the BRRI release.

Weed competes with crops for light, nutrients and water thereby resulting yield loss of field crops up to 80-90 percent in worst cases. In Bangladesh improper weeding causes yield loss that range in between 40 to 50 percent in rice, 24 to 58 percent in wheat, almost 49 percent in maize, 43 percent in potato, 20 percent in sugarcane, 75-80 percent in jute, nine percent in tea and 25 to 60 percent in other crops. In current practice farmers usually do weeding by hand, hoe, mechanical weeder and chemical weeding with herbicide. Hand weeding in field crops is costly, need more money and time consuming. Mechanical weed control is not so much popular due to its unavailability and effectiveness, said the press release. In case of hand weeding it needs Tk 10,000 to 18,000 per hectare depending on crops. Now farmers are more interested in chemical weed control with herbicide, said the BRRI release adding that herbicide adoption is increasing day by day due to its quick effectiveness and low cost. But improper herbicide application may cause environmental hazards and may disturb field ecosystem, weed management experts feared at the conference attended by 400 researchers from different organizations, NGOs and agricultural universities. Dr Md Giash Uddin Mian, vice-chancellor of BSMRAU was present as the chief guest while the special guests were Dr Abul Kalam Azad, Director General of BARI, Dr Md Ansar Ali, Director (Administration and Common Service) of BRRI, Dr F H Ansarey, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ACI Ltd. WSSB General Secretary and Senior Scientific Officer of BRRI Agronomy Division Dr Md Khairul Alam Bhuiyan presented the keynote paper. In this conference about 19 scientific papers from different research organizations were presented. They discussed about developing innovative approaches, economic and eco-friendly weed management technologies to address challenges ahead for sustainable agriculture and other social benefits. From the research papers it was observed that crop yield could be increased significantly if proper weed management could be done with integrated approach. They suggested that, in future emphasis should be given on mechanical and biological weed control. Researchers concluded that low cost weed control measure should be adopted to increase economic gain. Herbicide should be applied in proper time and dose and advanced level research should be carried out about the impact of different groups of herbicide in cropsoil-system. In this conference a future research programme was undertaken for eco-friendly and sustainable weed management practices that will impact total food production and sustainable development goals in Bangladesh. http://www.unb.com.bd/bangladesh-news/Weed-management-holds-key-to-boost-food-production-by-22pc /70518

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PROPER PROTECTION FOR TRADITIONAL RICE VARIETIES By Julio Yap Jr. Saturday, May 12, 2018

INDIGENOUS people (IP) living in Sarangani have tapped the assistance of the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) to protect their traditional rice varieties (TRVs).Because Sarangani is one of the areas that are most vulnerable to drought, preserving the seeds is important in breeding new climate-change ready seeds for the area. B‘laan, Tagakaolo, T‘boli, Manobo, Ubo, and Kalagan tribes live in the upland areas of Sarangani where most of the TVRs are planted.Starting this year, the locals and the Genetic Resources team of PhilRice will start to collect, conserve, survey, and document the varieties under a project titled ―Conservation of Sarangani Traditional Rice Germplasm (SaTRice).‖ The team will also evaluate the grain quality, level of resistance to pest and diseases, and level of tolerance to drought or submergence stress.The TRVs have a good resistance to pests and drought. TRVs also produce good yield even without fertilizer and pesticide intervention.It can be noted that Sarangani has no record whatsoever of germplasm collection at the PhilRice Genebank. Germplasm are genetic materials used for breeding new rice varieties.Results from identifying and testing the TRVs will be used to recommend the best variety suited in the province. The high quality TRVs will be stored at the PhilRice Genebank, which houses more than 5,000 Philippine TRVs and more than 16,000 germplasm collections.

Based on the study conducted by Mindanao State University-GenSan, 107 TRVs with unique traits were identified in the area. Comprehensive data on morphological and molecular profiles of TRVs are expected to be gathered, specifically those that pertain to size, shape, and structure of seed components. Farmers, mostly IPs, can also utilize these data in adding value/price to their varieties if they decided to commercialize it. Other than conservation and characterization, the project also aims to establish and strengthen community-based seed banks for IP communities.In a related development about the precious grain, PhilRice is also developing an Android application from a four-stripped â&#x20AC;&#x2022;rulerâ&#x20AC;&#x2013; called Leaf Color Chart (LCC), which is used in assessing nitrogen status of the rice plant. The handy diagnostic tool, which identifies the nutrient deficiency through colors ranging from yellow green to dark green, helps farmers save one to two sacks of nitrogen for every hectare. Nitrogen is an essential rice plant nutrient for growth and improves grain yield and quality. A mobile app is now in the pipeline, whichis expected to generate nitrogen recommendations from the digital images of rice leaves taken directly from the field. Through a smartphoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s camera, nitrogen levels of rice plants can be measured from a digital photo of its leaves, which is strongly correlated with actual leaf nitrogen concentrations. The app measures the intensity of green color based on the captured leaf images and converts this into values correlated with the amount of nitrogen in the leaf.

The app is more accurate than the LCC because the assessment of the leaf color will no longer be based on the perception of users, which may vary from person to person. (jaypeeyap@ymail.com/PN) https://www.panaynews.net/proper-protection-for-traditional-rice-varieties/

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Arsenic and rice: what you need to know May 11, 2018 by Len Canter, Healthday Reporter

(HealthDay)—There's a danger lurking in rice and you won't find it by reading labels. It's the chemical arsenic. And the threat isn't about immediate poisoning but rather that long-term exposure to small amounts can increase the risk of bladder, lung and skin cancer, heart disease and diabetes.

Arsenic naturally finds its way into our soil and water because it's in the Earth's crust, but it also accumulates from some pesticides and fertilizers. Rice tends to absorb arsenic more readily than many other plants. Most unfortunate is that brown rice has the highest amounts because the arsenic accumulates in the otherwise healthful outer layers, which are removed to make white rice. You don't have to eliminate all rice from your diet, but choose it carefully, suggests the watchdog group Consumer Reports. Their testing found that arsenic levels differ depending on the types of rice and where they were cultivated. Here are some tips to limit your rice intake:   

Choose white basmati and brown basmati rice cultivated in California, India and Pakistan, and sushi rice cultivated in the United States. Vary your whole grains to minimize arsenic exposure—try whole wheat, amaranth, buckwheat, millet, polenta and grits. Carefully read the labels of all food products: Rice, rice flour or brown rice syrup are in everything from gluten-free foods to teething biscuits.

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foods given to babies and children have led to recommendations to not give them rice drinks and to limit the number of servings of rice cereal. According to Consumer Reports, just one serving of rice cakes has close to a child's weekly limit, and one serving of rice cereal and rice pasta could put kids over the maximum amount. Explore further: US: Rice is safe, despite small levels of arsenic More information: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has a position statement on arsenic in rice and more guidelines to limit exposure in infants. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-05-arsenic-rice.html

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Supreme Rice honored at Crowley Chamber meeting Posted: May 11, 2018 4:09 AM PSTUpdated: May 11, 2018 8:21 AM PST

Supreme Rice is being awarded the 2018 Business of the Year award. This honor will be bestowed on Supreme Rice during the Crowley Chamber of Commerce. The chamber says the recognition is being given because of Supreme Rice's contributions to the local economy.

Other honorees include Chamber Board of Directors, Humanitarian of the Year Stella Guidry, and Acadia Parish's Outstanding Young Citizens. Tickets are required for this event. A banquet and dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m. A silent auction will also be held.

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Rice Prices as on : 11-05-2018 03:59:48 PM Arrivals in tonnes;prices in Rs/quintal in domestic market. Arrivals Current

Price % change

Season cumulative

Modal

Prev. Modal

Prev.Yr %change

Rice Bangalore(Kar)

1871.00

-23.63

32045.00

4250

4400

1.19

Bangarpet(Kar)

367.00

61.67

2787.00

2000

2100

14.29

Varanasi(Grain)(UP)

350.00

11.11

6773.00

2260

2280

-1.74

Risia(UP)

250.00

56.25

6258.40

1800

1640

Bahraich(UP)

192.80

-18.1

4164.40

2200

2225

-1.35

Siliguri(WB)

165.00

0.61

4869.00

2700

Kanpur(Grain)(UP)

150.00

7965.00

2150

2175

1.42

Shahjahanpur(UP)

150.00

46.34

1643.90

2350

2345

Gondal(UP)

145.00

-2.68

6553.50

2165

2.12

Agra(UP)

135.00

1422.00

2530

-4.53

Gorakhpur(UP)

130.00

8.33

2432.50

2150

2165

2.38

Hardoi(UP)

125.00

56.25

2455.00

2450

2440

7.46

Kesinga(Ori)

120.00

970.00

3350

3400

39.58

Lucknow(UP)

107.00

25.88

1186.00

2300

2325

6.98

Kalna(WB)

98.00

-2

1781.00

3260

3350

3.49

P.O. Uparhali Guwahati(ASM)

93.50

-3.61

393.00

2400

7.62

Allahabad(UP)

90.00

12.5

3838.50

2485

2685

13.99

Ballia(UP)

90.00

2240

Kalipur(WB)

86.00

1223.00

2700

2750

17.39

Karimganj(ASM)

80.00

14.29

530.00

2400

2350

2.13

Aligarh(UP)

80.00

1125.00

2520

2500

-1.56

Pilibhit(UP)

78.00

-17.02

2535.00

2440

2345

8.93

Faizabad(UP)

75.00

59.57

698.00

2150

2170

-4.44

Goalpara(ASM)

74.70

180.50

2350

24.34

Kasimbazar(WB)

71.00

2.9

1712.50

2770

2800

11.69

Thodupuzha(Ker)

70.00

910.00

3300

Bareilly(UP)

70.00

55.56

494.40

2380

2460

Ghaziabad(UP)

70.00

-41.67

2375.00

2650

10.42

Indus(Bankura Sadar)(WB)

70.00

7.69

1405.00

2750

7.84

Basti(UP)

68.50

-6.16

1990.50

2160

2.13

Srirampur(ASM)

60.00

2500

Kicchha(Utr)

59.10

599.60

1850

Maur(UP)

57.00

26.67

1154.00

2150

2160

Kopaganj(UP)

57.00

9.62

1456.00

2150

2160

-0.46

Choubepur(UP)

52.50

-46.15

1052.50

2375

2400

9.95

Gauripur(ASM)

50.00

11.11

1336.00

4500

Etawah(UP)

45.00

28.57

1377.00

2390

2380

5.52

Bindki(UP)

45.00

-30.77

23629.00

2290

Akbarpur(UP)

45.00

-5.26

2954.50

2180

2170

-0.46

Cachar(ASM)

40.00

-50

1580.00

2400

9.09

Hapur(UP)

40.00

1480.00

2650

16.23

Devariya(UP)

40.00

100

1517.50

2140

2150

0.23

Karimpur(WB)

40.00

14.29

285.00

3550

3700

12.70

Sahiyapur(UP)

39.00

13.04

1614.50

2155

2160

Bhivandi(Mah)

38.00

-55.29

417.00

2950

2800

37.21

Vishalpur(UP)

38.00

137.5

107.00

2425

2330

Vasai(Mah)

37.00

-24.49

708.00

2950

2960

1.72

Gajol(WB)

35.10

31.46

954.90

3550

22.41

Egra/contai(WB)

35.00

-1.41

182.00

2500

19.05

Puranpur(UP)

32.50

-29.35

1559.70

2400

Jayas(UP)

32.00

14.29

1048.00

2100

7.69

Muzzafarnagar(UP)

32.00

106.45

1015.00

2660

Khatra(WB)

32.00

-8.57

533.00

2650

Naanpara(UP)

31.50

883.50

2185

2180

-1.35

Junagarh(Ori)

30.64

18.48

481.08

2200

4.76

Lanka(ASM)

30.00

-45.45

585.00

2000

2200

14.29

Lakhimpur(UP)

30.00

-14.29

1214.00

2270

2250

5.09

Mathura(UP)

30.00

30.43

261.00

2535

2575

0.60

Jhargram(WB)

30.00

36.36

74.00

3000

2500

25.00

Gazipur(UP)

29.00

-9.38

704.00

2280

2270

7.29

Kalahandi(Dharamagarh)(Ori)

28.76

0.14

463.24

2200

4.76

Sitapur(UP)

28.00

336.00

2250

2180

Jorhat(ASM)

27.50

-77.08

229.50

3200

3000

14.29

Auraiya(UP)

27.50

650.20

2550

15.91

Mainpuri(UP)

27.00

-3.57

992.00

2650

2630

Rampur(UP)

22.50

60.71

210.50

2340

2460

Badayoun(UP)

22.00

46.67

324.00

2375

2360

Partaval(UP)

21.50

7.5

173.00

2133

2135

3.04

Jalpaiguri Sadar(WB)

21.00

82.00

2850

9.62

Nalbari(ASM)

20.20

-98.2

10809.20

2500

2450

19.05

Khalilabad(UP)

20.00

-20

830.00

2140

2135

Bharthna(UP)

20.00

-33.33

6024.00

2375

Safdarganj(UP)

20.00

-50

623.00

2200

2.33

Jangipura(UP)

20.00

-50

658.00

2225

Tamluk (Medinipur E)(WB)

19.00

5.56

169.00

2780

2800

20.87

Golaghat(ASM)

18.00

-10

38.00

2400

4.35

Kayamganj(UP)

18.00

358.00

2280

2290

Champadanga(WB)

18.00

210.00

3400

3500

23.64

Medinipur(West)(WB)

18.00

-18.18

124.00

2800

12.00

Udala(Ori)

17.00

-5.56

40.00

2600

2650

-3.70

Karsiyang(Matigara)(WB)

16.40

1.23

379.90

3000

11.11

Banda(UP)

16.00

-15.79

443.00

2230

2075

Chandoli(UP)

16.00

33.33

129.60

2290

2180

North Lakhimpur(ASM)

15.00

48.51

290.70

2600

36.84

Pukhrayan(UP)

15.00

36.36

344.00

2150

2180

Madhoganj(UP)

15.00

-9.09

2109.50

2220

2210

3.74

Chorichora(UP)

15.00

406.50

2155

2150

Kolaghat(WB)

15.00

170.00

2820

2800

22.61

Bishnupur(Bankura)(WB)

15.00

255.00

2650

26.19

Tamkuhi Road(UP)

14.00

-30

610.00

2160

Robertsganj(UP)

12.50

-16.67

334.80

2275

2280

15.19

Ghatal(WB)

12.50

-10.71

130.00

2750

12.24

Raath(UP)

12.00

-4

47.00

1900

Jafarganj(UP)

12.00

-52

314.00

2150

1900

Karvi(UP)

11.50

35.29

122.50

2150

2120

-3.59

Jaunpur(UP)

10.00

-75

1015.30

2185

2180

4.05

Khair(UP)

10.00

-50

122.00

2540

2470

-0.39

Puwaha(UP)

10.00

-16.67

634.50

2200

Vilthararoad(UP)

10.00

560.00

2090

2080

-2.79

Saharanpur(UP)

10.00

-9.09

707.50

2650

12.05

Giridih(Jha)

9.98

-28.1

247.75

3500

Deogarh(Ori)

9.50

5.56

312.50

2500

Utraula(UP)

8.70

-44.94

127.70

1630

1600

Mahoba(UP)

8.60

-25.86

249.40

2150

2050

Tusura(Ori)

8.00

33.33

48.00

2800

16.67

Muradabad(UP)

8.00

-27.27

213.00

2470

2450

Jeypore(Ori)

7.40

-37.29

22.60

4200

4500

-4.55

Ranaghat(WB)

7.30

15.51

179.07

3600

3900

56.52

Kannauj(UP)

7.20

-10

111.70

2260

2200

2.73

Bolangir(Ori)

7.00

140.00

2800

16.67

Khurja(UP)

7.00

-22.22

526.00

2600

Mirzapur(UP)

7.00

-6.67

448.00

2210

2215

Chitwadagaon(UP)

7.00

165.20

2050

-3.76

Kottayam(Ker)

6.00

43.00

3900

4000

-7.14

Kosikalan(UP)

6.00

-7.69

43.50

2500

2520

Buland Shahr(UP)

6.00

72.50

2570

2550

9.83

Chhibramau(Kannuj)(UP)

6.00

236.50

2250

2240

0.45

Bethuadahari(WB)

6.00

141.77

4300

86.96

Maudaha(UP)

5.40

-10

159.40

2135

2075

1.67

Jeypore(Kotpad)(Ori)

5.00

4350

1.16

Bijnaur(UP)

5.00

76.00

2500

Farukhabad(UP)

5.00

154.50

2350

2360

6.33

Raibareilly(UP)

5.00

-72.22

164.50

2160

2125

1.89

Shikohabad(UP)

5.00

104.00

2800

2750

5.66

Shamli(UP)

5.00

15.00

2660

Fatehpur(UP)

4.60

-29.23

1102.10

2265

2280

2.95

Karanjia(Ori)

4.50

-43.75

218.50

2620

-6.43

Uluberia(WB)

4.20

-63.79

25.20

2900

23.40

Jharsuguda(Ori)

4.00

300

16.80

2500

2400

Kalyani(WB)

3.50

-66.67

78.90

3400

Haldibari(WB)

3.20

18.52

5.90

2560

2400

13.78

Dibrugarh(ASM)

3.00

-40

352.90

2400

6.67

Mangaon(Mah)

3.00

18.00

3500

2800

20.69

Kasganj(UP)

3.00

34.00

2670

2625

Perinthalmanna(Ker)

2.00

-31.03

28.10

3200

3100

-13.51

Melaghar(Tri)

2.00

9.00

2950

2850

20.41

Bharuasumerpur(UP)

2.00

33.33

7.50

2000

-4.76

Chandausi(UP)

2.00

-16.67

82.70

2240

2250

-7.63

Darjeeling(WB)

2.00

-4.76

35.00

3150

6.78

Baberu(UP)

1.50

-40

19.50

2150

1980

Bangarmau(UP)

1.20

-25

26.20

2175

2125

6.10

Fatehpur Sikri(UP)

1.20

19.60

2530

2540

Gadaura(UP)

1.10

36.10

1900

-6.17

Penugonda(Mah)

1.00

2.00

4080

0.25

Alibagh(Mah)

1.00

26.00

5000

25.00

Murud(Mah)

1.00

23.00

4000

33.33

Kalimpong(WB)

1.00

7.50

5600

2380

115.38

Garbeta(Medinipur)(WB)

0.90

-60.87

93.20

2800

2880

7.69

Gurusarai(UP)

0.80

14.29

2.40

2350

Tundla(UP)

0.70

-41.67

92.40

2560

2520

Jagnair(UP)

0.60

-25

52.10

2550

2520

0.39

Khairagarh(UP)

0.60

69.30

2550

2540

1.19

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/agri-business/rice-prices/article23851665.ece

Rice exports up 27pc to $1.57bln in Jul-Aprrts up Rice exports rose 27 percent to $1.57 billion during the first 10 months of the current fiscal year as exporters pushed fresh cargoes to Indonesia, Kenya and other markets during the period, an industry official said on Wednesday. Rice exports amounted to $1.23 billion during the corresponding period last year. Rafique Suleman, senior vice chairman of Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (Reap) said exports increased 15 percent to 3.22 million tons during the 10 months of the current fiscal year of 2017/18. Suleman said exports of non-basmati rice to Indonesia increased during the period. Local traders exported 50,000 tons of non-basmati rice to Indonesia during the July-April period. Kenya remained the largest buyer of Pakistani non-basmati rice, buying 323,000 tons of rice amounting to $118 million. China was also one of the largest importers of Pakistani non-basmati rice. â&#x20AC;&#x2022;By the end of April, we exported 274,000 tons of rice valuing $100 million (to China),â&#x20AC;&#x2013; Suleman said. He said demand for rice in the international market is increasing. The crop was good in terms of both quality and quantity this year, he added.

Reap senior vice chairman said the country has come out of the crisis of low exports, which was observed during the last three years. ―Value of rice export trade has been showing improvement due to the coordination of Reap office bearers with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan and customs,‖ he said. ―Reap members are putting in untiring efforts, and aggressive marketing to increase rice exports and to earn valuable foreign exchange.‖ The industry official said rice exporters are making investments to install modern rice processing machinery and using value-addition technology. Suleman said the association is sending trade delegations to various countries for rice marketing. ―Last month a delegation came back after a successful visit to Iran, which is very lucrative and a potential market for basmati rice.‖ Around 100,000 tons of rice has so far been exported to the neighbouring country during the current season. Suleman said Government Trading Corporation of Iran has issued tenders for 20,000 tons of basmati, in which many Pakistani rice exporting companies would participate. He hoped that a handsome amount of foreign exchange would be fetched by Pakistani rice exporters. https://www.retailnews.asia/rice-exports-up-27pc-to-1-57bln-in-jul-apr/

Total rice inventory rises from last month’s level to 2.18 M MT May 11, 2018, 10:42 PM By Madelaine B. Miraflor While the government still unable to refill its warehouses with cheap, subsidized rice, private traders across the country were able to boost their stocks, sending the country‘s total rice inventory at a higher level in April compared to previous month.A data that Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) released on Thursday showed that as of April 1, 2018, the country‘s total rice stocks inventory was estimated at 2.18 million metric tons (MT). This was 18.42 percent below last year‘s inventory level of 2.68 million MT, but 28.59 percent higher than the previous month‘s record of 1.69 million MT.

And then relative to March‘s record, both stocks inventory level in households and in commercial warehouses actually grew by 25.04 percent and 43.56 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, a drop in stocks level was still observed in state-run grains agency National Food Authority‘s (NFA) depositories by 71.89 percent. Of the current rice stock level, around 63.04 percent were from the households, 36.39 percent from commercial warehouses, and 0.56 percent from NFA depositories. The latter comprised about 79.69 percent of the imported rice. Comparisons with last year‘s rice stock levels showed a decrease of 4.50 percent in the households, 12.45 percent in commercial warehouses, and 96.26 percent in NFA depositories. Right now, the NFA is trying to fast-track the importation of 250,000 MT of rice through an open tender scheme, which will be on top of the 250,000 MT worth of supply that the governments of Thailand and Vietnam are supposed to ship to us starting this month. A separate report showed that during the first three months of the year, the country‘s palay production grew by 4.61 percent this year. In Cagayan Valley, there were reports of early harvest from the second quarter to the first quarter as a result of higher trading price. Most regions also had expansion in harvest areas because of the usage of high yielding varieties of seeds from the Rice Program Model Farm of the Department of Agriculture (DA), adequate irrigation water supply and sufficient rainfall during the planting period. The increases in area harvested were also attributed to the financial assistance from the DA and Local Government Units (LGUs) such as the Production Loan Easy Access (PLEA), Special Assistance for Agricultural Development (SAAD) and Bottom-Up Budgeting Program (BUB) in MIMAROPA, Davao Region and SOCCSKSARGEN. Meanwhile, the price of palay continued its uptrend with this year‘s 10.19 percent increment due to higher buying price from traders. https://business.mb.com.ph/2018/05/11/total-rice-inventory-rises-from-last-months-level-to-2-18-m-mt/\

Rice basmati softens on muted demand New Delhi, May 12 () Rice basmati prices went down by Rs 100 per quintal at the wholesale grains market today owing to slackened demand. However, wheat edged up on increased offtake by flour mills. Traders said, besides easing demand from stockists, adequate stocks position on increased arrivals from producing belts mainly weighed on the rice basmati prices. Increased offtake by flour mills, however helped wheat prices to trade higher, they said. In the national capital, rice basmati common and Pusa1121 variety fell by Rs 100 each to Rs 7,000-7,100 and Rs 6,300-6,400 per quintal, respectively. Nonbasmati rice permal raw, wand, sela and IR-8 also settled lower at Rs 2,350-2,375, Rs 2,450-2,500, Rs 2,950-3,050 and Rs 2,000-2,025 from previous levels of Rs 2,375-2,400, Rs 2,475-2,525, Rs 3,050-3,150

and Rs 2,025-2,075 per quintal, respectively in line with rice basmati trend. On the other hand, wheat dara (for mills) rose by Rs 10 to Rs 1,760-1,765 per quintal. Atta chakki delivery followed suit and enquired higher by a similar margin to Rs 1,765-1,770 per 90 kg. Atta flour mills also edged up by Rs 10 to Rs 940-950 per 50 kg. Following are today's quotations (in Rs per quintal): Wheat MP (desi) Rs 2,060-2,260, Wheat dara (for mills) Rs 1,760-1,765 Chakki atta (delivery) Rs 1,765-1,770, Atta Rajdhani (10 kg) Rs 230-260, Shakti Bhog (10 kg) Rs 255-290, Roller flour mill Rs 940-950 (50 kg), Maida Rs 960-970 (50 kg)and Sooji Rs 1,040-1,050 (50 kg). Basmati rice (Lal Quila) Rs 10,700, Shri Lal Mahal Rs 11,300, Super Basmati Rice Rs 9,800, Basmati common new Rs 7,000-7,100, Rice Pusa (1121) Rs 6,300-6,400, Permal raw Rs 2,375-2400, Permal wand Rs 2,475-2,525, Sela Rs 3,050-3,150 and Rice IR-8 Rs 2,0252,075, Bajra Rs 1,275-1,280, Jowar yellow Rs 1,650-1,700, white Rs 2,850-2,950, Maize Rs 1,400-1,405, Barley Rs 1,480-1,490. SUN KPS SBT SBT https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/rice-basmati-softens-on-muteddemand/articleshow/64136140.cms

USA Rice Takes Aim at Pretenders By Deborah Willenborg ARLINGTON, VA -- The rice pretender war is heating up this spring as USA Rice is registering formal complaints and offering recommended fixes to purveyors of what the trade group terms "rice pretenders." "Rice pretenders are food products that are marketed as rice, but contain no rice at all," explained Paul Galvani, chairman of the USA Rice Domestic Promotion Committee that is spearheading this effort for the industry. "They are typically vegetable crumbles made to loosely resemble rice - which is fine. What is not fine, is marketing these products as rice in an attempt to get one more sale by misleading or confusing consumers" USA Rice sent formal complaints to several major supermarket chains; B&G Foods, owner of the Green Giant brand; and web-based recipe sites Yummly.com and Delish.com. "We believe the way these 'rice pretenders' are being marketed, packaged, displayed, and sold trades on the good name, solid nutritional profile, and outstanding environmental record of U.S.grown rice, intentionally creating consumer confusion that is doing harm to the U.S. rice industry," the letters to the retail sector reads. The letter goes on to suggest the products should be called "crumbles," "minced," or "chopped," and be moved to the produce section where consumers would expect to find vegetables. USA Rice has been tracking these products for some time and first brought their concerns to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) last year.

"We told them quite plainly that rice is a grain, not a shape, and we urged FDA to adopt a standard of identity for rice," Galvani said. "The agencies agree with us on the merits but we have yet to see any formal action from them. It could be as simple as FDA stating that they agree with the internationally scientific accepted definition of rice - 'whole or broken kernels from the Oryza sativa L. plant.'"

Earlier this year, the state of Arkansas, the number one rice-producing U.S. state, adopted a resolution that encourages the state and federal government to adopt a standard of identity for rice and offers a roadmap that could lead to enforceable regulations (see USA Rice Daily, March 21, 2018). "When I discussed this issue with Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue last November he told me that when he says 'rice' he knows just what he is thinking of - and it's real rice. That's good, but as more of these pretenders keep popping up in the marketplace, 'knowing' isn't enough

anymore. We need to clearly define and protect," said Klein, USA Rice vice president of domestic promotion who signed the letters. Klein said all of the letters acknowledge the important role recipe developers, retail outlets, and food manufacturers play in advancing U.S.-grown rice with consumers, but the letter requests accountability, transparency, and that steps be taken to avoid consumer confusion. "We believe there is room in shopping carts for all of us, and while we recognize you have an obligation to sell products your customers want, and consumers should be allowed to purchase the food they desire - even rice pretender products - we want to ensure these choices are not made in error," the letter says. Klein said his industry will continue to press the government for enforceable standards and monitor the marketplace and call out companies misusing the word "rice," and he asks for the public to send him examples they come across - of both proper and improper use of the word. "I think there is a growing frustration amongst consumers who are tired of marketers trying to trick them," said Galvani. "It doesn't strike me as a particularly good strategy to market your product that contains zero rice as a rice dish simply because you know how popular rice is. Words matter and it's going to catch up with you. If you're proud of your cauliflower crumbles, shout it from the rooftops - but don't shout my product's name and then sell the gathering crowd yours." USA RICE DAILY

Sri Lanka exports 5.5-pct in Feb, imports strengthen May 12, 2018 04:49 AM GMT+0530 | ECONOMYNEXT - Sri Lanka's exports grew 5.5 percent from a year earlier to 915.7 million US dollars in February 2018, while imports grew 22.8 percent to 1.97 billion US dollars, pointing to an economic recovery. Sri Lanka has more imports than exports because, people in the country earn dollars from remittances and tourism which tends to widen the trade deficit, without putting pressure on the currency. Meanwhile foreign direct investment, foreign investments in the stock market and bonds and government borrowings abroad, when spent within the domestic economy will also widen the trade gap, generating a deficit in the current account.However if the central bank prints money, domestic spending will exceed all inflows, and the rupee will tend to fall, even if there are large inflows. Industrial exports grew 6.6 percent to 703.2 million US dollars, with textiles and apparel growing 2.8 percent to 407 million US dollars. Rubber products grew 5.4 percent to 68.3 million

US dollars. Agricultural exports grew 0.6 percent to 206.1 million US dollars with tea up 3.8 percent to 118.2 million US dollars, while rubber and coconut fell. Seafood exports grew 3.9 percent to 19.5 million US dollars.Petroleum re-exports rose 56.7 percent to 67.2 million US dollars. Data also showed that gold imports rose to 111.9 million US dollars, indicating they were probably re-exported as well to India unofficially for a hefty profit, though the numbers are not captured officially. The finance ministry has since slapped a 15 percent tax on gold, showing the strong ideology of Mercantilism that grips Sri Lanka's authorities and the weak grasp of economics. Rice imports fell 34 percent to 23.5 million US dollars as domestic harvests came in. But consumer goods rose 28.7 percent probably pointing to an overall recovery in people's incomes. Non-food consumer goods rose 41.7 percent to 276.5 million US dollars, with vehicle imports rising 117 percent to 121.5 million US dollars.Home appliances rose 26.4 percent to 28.4 million US dollars.Intermediate goods imports rose 20.8 percent to 1,096.3 million US dollars with fuel imports down 11.1 percent to 315.2 million US dollars.Fertilizer imports soared 126 percent to 20.3 million US dollars. Investment goods rose 5.6 percent to 380.5 million US dollars. The trade gap in February widened to 1,072 million US dollars from 743 million dollars a year earlier. Tourism earnings were estimated at 437 million US dollars. In the first two months, exports grew 8.6 percent to 1,881 million US dollars, imports grew 17.1 percent to 3,992 million US dollars and the trade balance expanded to 2.11 billion US dollars from 1.68 billion US dollars. (Colombo/May11/2018) http://www.economynext.com/Sri_Lanka_exports_5.5_pct_in_Feb,_imports_strengthen-3-10611.html

Vietnamese rice prices soar to near 4-year high 11.05.2018

| UkrAgroConsult Export prices for rice surged to a near four-year high in Vietnam this week due to strong demand, while slow buying interest put pressure on prices of Indian rice. The threat of floods also raised the prospect of Bangladesh stepping up purchases.Vietnam's 5% broken rice prices rose to US$455-$460 a tonne, their highest since August 2014, versus $445-$450 last week."Prices continue to rise on stronger demand and tight supplies," a Ho Chi Minh City-based trader said.

"The Philippines is expected to purchase another 250,000 tonnes in an open tender on May 22, after accepting 250,000-tonne offers from Vietnam and Thailand last week."Vietnam exported 721,379 metric tonnes of rice in April, up 9.5% from March, according to the government's official customs data.For the first four months of 2018, Vietnam's exports totalled 2.2 million tonnes, an increase of 24.3% from a year earlier, the General Department of Customs said.Rice export revenue in the January-April period rose 40.3% to $1.1 billion.In Thailand, prices of 5% broken rice rose slightly to $435-$445 a tonne, free on board (FOB) Bangkok, from $430-$445 last week, with traders attributing this to a deal with Philippines struck last week to supply 120,000 tonnes.Demand is still slow as the country expects ample supply from the harvest around the end of May or early June, traders said.Last week Thailand increased its rice export goal this year to 10 million tonnes, up from 9.5 million tonnes previously.The Thai Commerce Ministry last week said the country had exported 3.31 million tonnes of rice from the beginning of the year until mid-April, more than India and top competitor Vietnam.Prices for top exporter India's 5% broken parboiled variety fell by $5 to $407-$411 per tonne."Rupee depreciation is helping exporters to reduce prices.

Demand is also weak from Bangladesh and Africa," said an exporter based at Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.The rupee has fallen more than 5% so far in 2018, increasing exporters' margins from overseas sales.Meanwhile, the country's neighbour, Bangladesh, which emerged as a major buyer in 2017 after flood damage to crops, may require hefty imports as

floods could hit the country again this year and pose a threat to crops, weather department officials said.Pre-monsoon rains, coupled with thunderstorms, are also hampering the harvesting of summer rice crops, according to officials from the Department of Agriculture Extension. Imports into Bangladesh were initially expected to slow due to a good summer crop

FCI told to provide more storage for boiled rice in TS By AuthorTelanganaToday | Published: 12th May 2018 1:39 am Hyderabad:Civil Supplies Commissioner Akun Sabharwal urged the Food Corporation of India (FCI) to earmark storage spaces for storing boiled rice and also have the rice unloaded in godowns.During a review meeting with FCI officials at the Civil Supplies office on Friday, Sabarwal asked the corporation to increase the number of godowns to meet the demand. He told the officials to focus on storage issues reported in Nizamabad and Kamareddy districts. He said they kept a target of 39.1 lakh metric tonnes of paddy procurement, and to achieve this millers need to hand over 23.93 lakh metric tonnes of boiled rice. For this, storage space of 11 lakh metric tonnes to 12 lakh metric tonnes will be required. He requested FCI to provide it. If every rice mill hands over 40 metric tonnes to FCI, the target can be reached, said Sabarwal, adding that rice millers need to submit custom milling rice to the government. https://telanganatoday.com/fci-told-to-provide-more-storage-for-boiled-rice-in-ts

FPCCI Brand of the Year awards ceremony today KARACHI (INP): Federal Minister for Finance Dr Miftah Ismail will be the chief guest of the Brand of the Year awards distribution ceremony of Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) to be held at Grand Convention Marquee here on Saturday (today). Senior vice president (SVP) of FPCCI, Syed Mazhar Ali Nasir informed that this year the FPCCI will distribute awards to more than 100 companies in recognition of their outstanding services for the promotion of brands as it ultimately contributes to the exports of the country. He said that the brand awards distribution ceremony was being undertaken by the FPCCI with the objective to create awareness among the other companies about the importance, significance and benefit of conducting business under the brand as the brand is the identity, the customers come to know. Highlighting the importance of brand, Syed Mazhar Ali Nasir elaborated that the branding protects a company from its competitors who want its success.

―Without branding on Trade Mark Registration, the competitors will have no problem making copycats of what made the branding company popular and claim it for themselves. The competitors can carry the same or similar products if they won't be able to take the company‘s style and originality away,‖ he added.

Speakers call for plan of action to ensure sustainable rice production ISLAMABAD (APP): The speakers at a seminar have said that rice was the staple food for more than half of the world population and a source of employment therefore the rice growers must have proper training to ensure sustainable high yield with less inputs. The seminar titled ―Water Productivity and Sustainable Rice Production‖ was organised by Rice Partners (Pvt) Ltd (RPL) in collaboration with Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation and Mars food for rice millers in Lahore, says a statement received here on Friday. Additional Secretary Planning and Development, Agriculture Department, government of the Punjab, Dr Ghazanfar Ali Khan said this was time to support poor rice farmers to reduce their cost of production and increase yield of rice by adopting conservation agriculture techniques. Chief operating officer RPL Muhammad Ali Tariq said that Pakistan was at number seven among the most water scarce countries. "We have to develop an action plan and implement it in true spirit so that the farmers could produce the rice with minimum us of water without any yield or quality penalty". In the seminar, about 80 rice milers and officials from public and private sector including agriculture, NGOs, academia and media participated and shared their experiences. The principles of sustainable rice production were highlighted by the speakers. Project Manager RPL Zafar Iqbal said the RPL was promoting sustainable rice production and water productivity in rice value chain. "RPL has trained more than 12,000 farmers in sustainable agriculture, water productivity crop in rice value chain and crop management." RPL contract farming programme helped the farmers a lot in terms of low cost on crop production, water efficiency in the rice cultivation and livelihoods of the farmers have been improved.

CEO Pakistan Agriculture Coalition, Dr Arif Nadeem said that that there was dire need to start a dialogue between all the rice stakeholders to design a pragmatic action plan for ensuring national rice food security and sustainability. Country Director Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation, Dr Arjumand Nizami said presently irrigation system was being implementing through public private partnership due to inefficiency of public sector. Chairman REAP Sami Ullah Naeem said that modern mechanical harvesting of basmati rice varieties at the premature stage is common, leading to increased post-harvest losses and infestation of microbial organisms in the paddy due to improper drying and storage facilities. Country Director International Water Management Institute Dr Arif Anwar said that per capita water availability has dropped. He advised the rice millers to educate the farmers regarding water saving techniques and follow the Water Productivity (WAPRO) model of RPL. https://www.urdupoint.com/en/agriculture/speakers-call-for-plan-of-action-to-ensure-su341743.html

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