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September 15,2017 Vol 8 Issue VIII

Rice News Headlines...  Pain and despair as Rohingya families in India and Pakistan watch from afar  Thailand: Commerce Ministry pushes forward upgrade of Thai rice quality  Tofail: India’s ban on rice export will not have any impact  Nagpur Foodgrain Prices Open- Septmember 14, 2017  The Cranberry Marketing Committee and USA Rice Announce the Next Great Cranberry-Rice School Foodservice Recipe  FDA Provides Clarification on Rice in Areas Affected by Hurricane Harvey  The 48th Annual Texas Rice Festival October 4th, 2017  Aranmula puncha getting ready for rice cultivation  Tofail: Media reports on India rice import ban fabricated  Low basmati prices worry farmers  Rice millers told to hand over food grains on time  Rice price soars  2 ministers blame traders, journos for rice price hike  Chitralada Royal Villa: A palace fit for a researcher  Rice Cookers Market Analysis 2017-2022 Midea, Tiger, ZOJIRUSHI, Toshiba

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Rice millers reject govt‘s settlement scheme Fatehgarh Sahib, Sept 14 The Punjab Rice Millers Association has totally rejected the state government‘s one-time settlement scheme for defaulter rice millers and termed it as just eyewash and of no use.The policy has many flaws. The policy announced is different from the policy discussed with the millers, said Tarsem Saini, national president of the Rice Millers Association, while addressing mediapersons here today. He had come to preside over the meeting of rice millers of the state held here.

He said defaulter millers were ready to pay but the government was demanding the amount of rice at the present rates, whereas the millers wanted that the rate of the rice should be fixed when they became defaulters. He said moreover the relaxation was given only on interest. The officials who prepared the policy were not aware of ground realities. —TNS http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/rice-millers-reject-govt-s-settlementscheme/467472.html

Rice millers told to hand over food grains on time THE HANS INDIA | Sep 15,2017 , 02:59 AM IST

In-charge Collector S Prabhakar Reddy speaking to the owners of rice mills at the Collectorate Conference Hall in Peddapalli on Thursday

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Peddapalli: District in-charge Collector S Prabhakar Reddy ordered the rice millers to handover the food grains on time that were collected from IKP (Indira Kranti Padakam) centers.He chaired a review meeting with the officials of Civil Supply department and the owners of rice mills, at the Collectorate conference hall here on Thursday.

Speaking at the meeting, the in-charge Collector pointed out that some of the rice millers are delaying the handing-over of food grains. This year, only 25 per cent of the rice millers handed over the food grains out of the total allotted to them till date, he stated.

He alleged that a few rice millers must give more than 40 to 50 per cent of food grains that was allotted to them, but they are delaying the supply of food grains. He ordered them to handover the food grains before September 25http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/Telangana/201709-15/Rice-millers-told-to-hand-over-food-grains-on-time/326714

Rice price soars 12:00 AM, September 15, 2017 / LAST MODIFIED: 02:54 AM, September 15, 2017

Qamrul smells 'plot to embarrass govt'; report on India's export ban a rumour

Staff Correspondent

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As rice prices have gone up further in the last four days, the government yesterday said conspiracy has been afoot to destabilise the rice market. ―A certain quarter is playing politics with rice across the country.... A subtle conspiracy has been hatched to embarrass the government,‖ Food Minister Qamrul Islam told reporters at a press briefing at his secretariat office. ―The country now has a rice stock of 1 crore tonnes at various levels. There is no rice crisis....

There is no reason that the price of rice will spiral to Tk 70 to Tk 80 a kg or attempts will be made to hike it to Tk 100,‖ he added.

Meanwhile, Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed yesterday in parliament dismissed some recent newspaper reports that India stopped exporting rice to Bangladesh till November. ―I talked to the Indian deputy high commissioner over the phone today [yesterday]. I also contacted our high commissioner in India. They categorically denied the information that India has stopped rice export to Bangladesh,‖ he said.

Responding to a point of order by Jatiya Party lawmaker Nurul Islam Milon, the minister said a vested quarter was trying to create an artificial crisis in the rice market in a bid to increase the prices.

According to Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB), the retail price of coarse rice rose by Tk 1 a kg every day from September 11. Yesterday, the price soared by Tk 2.

Each kg of coarse rice, mainly consumed by low-income people, was sold at Tk 47 to Tk 50 yesterday, up from Tk 43 to Tk 45 on September 10.

Prices of the staple eased slightly and remained stable last month after the government had cut the rice import tariff to 2 percent from 10 percent.

Some media outlets recently ran news based on a fake Indian government notification that the neighbouring country has banned rice export.

Several ministers and rice industry stakeholders said a section of traders made a hefty profit in the last few days after spreading fake information that the Indian government imposed a ban on rice export to Bangladesh.

The food minister said a section of unscrupulous businessmen and rice millers started using tricks to hike rice prices. The government would take several steps to stabilise the rice market, he added.

Qamrul said rice traders and millers from across the country would meet at the food ministry on Tuesday to find out the reasons for the price hike. The commerce and agriculture ministers will also be present at the meeting.

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The government would introduce Open Market Sale (OMS) of rice in divisional and district towns from Sunday, he added.

He said distribution of rice among some 50 lakh ultra-poor families at Tk 10 per kg would begin on September 20 under the ―Food Friendly Programme‖.

Rice will be distributed among the rural poor at union levels during the lean periods of September-November and March-April, the minister told reporters.

He said the launch of the ―Food Friendly Programme‖ was delayed due to Eid holidays and heavy rains. The rice meant for distribution in September would be given away to cardholder ultra-poor people till October 15, said the minister.

Qamrul said the government had set the boro production target at 1.90 crore tonnes. But floods and the blast disease damaged around 20 lakh tonnes of standing crops. Besides, around 22 lakh tonnes of aus rice has been produced.

According to the minister, 1.92 lakh tonnes of rice have been harvested in the last four months.

Private importers also imported 6 lakh tonnes of rice.

During the same period, people consumed 1.02 crore tonnes of the staple. The country's current rice stock of 1 crore tonnes is with businessmen, millers and consumers. There is no rice crisis in the country, he claimed.

About the government stock, the food minister said their target for internal procurement was 12.50 tonnes in the boro season. But the government could buy only 2.5 lakh tonnes as rice price soared. The government has taken an initiative to make up the stock deficit through import, he added.

Qamrul said 2.5 lakh tonnes of rice has already reached the country from Vietnam. Rice imported from some other countries would arrive in the next three months. The government can continue with its various rice aid programmes as it has enough stock, he claimed.

The government's stock, he said, would not increase till November as it would distribute 2 lack tonnes of rice each month. However, the stock would rise from December.

A Myanmar team would arrive in Dhaka on Sunday to discuss purchase of two lakh tonnes of rice from that country, said the minister.

He had been to Myanmar early this week to negotiate the rice purchase with the neighbouring country. The minister made the visit at a time when thousands of Myanmar Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh escaping persecution.

Qamrul said he talked to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina a day before flying to Myanmar. ―The honourable prime minister told me that diplomacy and trade would continue simultaneously.‖

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Our Dinajpur correspondent reports: Rice prices in the district soared by Tk 200 to Tk 300 per 50kg bag in the last 10 days.

Local traders said prices started increasing on September 5.

'NO FOOD CRISIS IN COUNTRY' Speaking at parliament, Tofail claimed there was no food crisis in the country now.

The minister informed the House that the prime minister on September 20 would inaugurate the ―Food Friendly Programme‖ under which rice would be sold at Tk 10 a kg.

Jatiya Party lawmaker Milon drew the food minister's attention to some newspaper reports on a ban on rice export to Bangladesh by India.

The opposition MP expressed concern that the country might face a rice crisis if India took such a decision. He demanded respective ministers give statements on the issue in the House to clarify about it.

Tofail in reply said some journalists called on him at his secretariat office on Wednesday and showed him a circular saying that India has stopped rice export to Bangladesh. ―I told reporters that I would verify the information. But without verifying the information, some newspapers ran news which was totally false.‖ The minister said rice production decreased this year due to flash floods in haor areas. ―But I want to inform people that we have 4.47 lakh tonnes of rice in the warehouses. Besides, there is adequate rice and paddy in all rice mills.‖ Talking to reporters at his ministry office yesterday, Tofail said the government was conducting drives against hoarding of rice. The deputy commissioners and superintendents of police of all the districts have been asked to carry out such drives.

He said tough actions would be taken against those traders who were hoarding rice to ―tarnish the government's image‖. http://www.thedailystar.net/frontpage/rice-price-soars-1462369

2 ministers blame traders, journos for rice price hike Staff Correspondent | Update: 14:29, Sep 15, 2017 Commerce minister Tofail Ahmed and food minister Quamrul Islam blamed dishonest businessmen for the unbridled price hike of rice in the country.The two ministers also questioned

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the responsibility of the journalists who are disseminating information of the rice price hike.

They were talking to reporters at their respective secretariat offices on Thursday.

Tofail Ahmed said, ―India hasn‘t stopped exporting rice. They have over 10 million tonnes of rice for export whereas a group of dishonest businesspeople have created a fake letter which said India has stopped exporting rice to Bangladesh.‖ Claiming that there is no shortage of rice in the country, the commerce minister said, ―The corrupt traders created the fake letter to disrupt the rice market and a few newspapers and TV channels came up with reports based on this fake letter that has no signature.‖ Criticising the journalists, he said, ―The journalists need to behave more responsibly for the 160 million people of the country. They must cross check before preparing reports. Preparing reports based on thin air is uncalled for.‖ The minister further said the government has directed the deputy commissioners and police supers to conduct drives against illegal hoarders of rice. ―Those who are doing this to tarnish the image of the government will not be spared.‖ In response to a question, Tofail Ahmed said the Bangladesh High Commission in India and High Commission of India in Bangladesh would be the first to know about any such order [about stopping export of rice to Bangladesh]. ―I have contacted both the offices and they said this is a blatant lie.‖ Meanwhile, the food minister, in a press conference at the ministry‘s conference room on Thursday, said currently there are 10 million tonnes of rice in the country and there is no crisis of rice. ―There is no reason of such a price hike.‖ Blaming the traders and media for rice price hike, Quamrul said, ―Vested quarters are doing politics with the price of rice. They are trying to confuse the people and alarm them with steep rice prices.‖ He also said the government will sign an agreement with Myanmar to import 200,000 tonnes of rice.

The minister also requested journalists not to publish any news that will instigate the price of rice to go up.

Issuing a note of warning to rice millers and hoarders, Quamrul said, ― Stop doing politics over the issue.‖ He also informed the journalists that they have called the millers and leaders of rice traders‘ association on 19 September for a meeting. Commerce and agriculture affairs ministers will be present.

Mentioning that the government has taken steps to control the rice price, food minister said law enforcers have seized 50,000 tonnes of rice from trader Abdur Rashid‘s mill and fined him Tk 50,000.

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―Law enforcing agencies are working to control the price hike. I also seek your [journalists] help.‖ He said the government will begin OMS (open market sale) of rice at Tk 15 a kg and of flour at Tk 17 a kg. The scheme will be started at the divisional towns initially.

The minister also mentioned that importers brought 600,000 tonnes of rice from India after the government had decreased duty.

Quamrul said they government has imported 250,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam. Of this amount, 154,000 tonnes have been sent in different warehouses of the country. The rest of rice is waiting to be unloaded.

Quoting Benapole customs house commissioner Shawkat Hossain, Prothom Alo Jessore office reported that Benapole customs house and Petrapole land port authority of India have not received any letter on temporary ban of rice export to Bangladesh. ―Rice is being imported at a regular pace daily,‖ he added http://en.prothom-alo.com/bangladesh/news/159549/2-ministers-blame-traders-journos-for-riceprice

Chitralada Royal Villa: A palace fit for a researcher PR NEWSWIRE ASIA Sep 15, 2017 FacebookTwitterGoogle+Email BANGKOK, Thailand, Sept. 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand reveals the history of the Chitralada Royal Villa. Mention the term "royal villa" and most people imagine grandeur and splendor, yet this does not quite fit Chitralada Royal Villa.

While Chitralada Royal Villa served as the unofficial permanent residence of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, it has evolved into much more.

When King Bhumibol took the throne in 1946, nearly all of Thailand'spopulation was working in the agricultural sector and the best way to improve Thais livelihoods was to help them reap greater harvests.

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In the mid 80s, things started to change for Thailand. Thailand experienced nearly double-digit economic growth for eleven years thanks to its embrace of industrialization. This rapid growth benefits many Thai people who migrated from agriculture to industrial work. However, life for the common farmer became more challenging as the income disparity gap widened along with the negative impacts upon the environment.

As Thailand started to become a more diverse economy, His Majesty the late King also started to diversify the research conducted at Chitralada Royal Villa. Scientists started to look for new innovations in agriculture in more developed countries and research whether they could be applied in Thailand.

The sprawling grounds of Chitralada Royal Villa now house a wide variety of facilities, which all cater towards the agricultural industry, either in raw product or byproduct: rice fields, fish ponds, a dairy farm, gasohol processing center, an organic fertilizer factory, and numerous other centers have been set up for research.

New agricultural fields One of the first projects undertaken at Chitralada Royal Villa was the creation of fish ponds, to provide a replenishable supply of protein for Thai farmers. In 1952 His Majesty the late King started experimenting with Tilapia mossambica. The quick growth and low maintenance of the species made it ideal and they were later given to every village head and district chief throughout the kingdom.

In 1965, the then Crown Prince of Japan, Crown Prince Akihito, presented twenty-five pairs of Tilapia nilotica to His Majesty. Due to their hardiness, and excellent growth rate, Tilapia nilotica has spread throughout the Kingdom and has become a common place cash fish.

Prior to the 1960s, Thailand did not have a dairy industry. King Bhumibol traveled to the Kingdom of Denmark in 1960 to meet King Frederick IX and to study the viability of establishing a milk industry in Thailand. Then in 1962 the royal collaboration led to establishing the Thai-Danish Dairy Farm and training center in Muak Lek, Saraburi, and brought dairy cows to Chitralada Royal Villa. The dairy farm allowed courtiers to drink milk on a regular basis.

Since its initial opening, research has expanded beyond simple milk production and moved into pasteurization processes and making milk-based products such as powdered milk, cheese, and ice cream.

Alternative Fuels

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Besides agricultural products, Chitralada Royal Villa also found the need to address Thailand's growing needs for energy, and to reduce its dependency on fossil fuels.

In 1985, efforts were put into the viability of producing alcohol from the abundant sugar cane crops. The Experimental Fuel Production Unit was then established from His Majesty the King's private funds. The process would later refine molasses, a waste byproduct of sugar production, into ethyl alcohol. Ethyl alcohol is a form of alcohol that can be mixed with benzene or gasoline to produce Gasohol.

Putting waste to use Being a world leader in rice production means a lot of waste generated from the husks that surround the rice grain. The husks from the rice are flammable, and research was done on how to compress the husks into low-smoking briquettes to make charcoal. Besides helping to eliminate waste, these charcoal briquettes also reduced the need to cut down forest trees to make traditional charcoal.

Another byproduct of rice cultivation and processing is rice bran. Chitralada Royal Villa researchers worked with this byproduct, using it in the cultivation of many high-value mushroom species like ling zhi, monkey's head, and lion's mane fungi. This presents traditional rice farmers with a possible alternative crop.

In addition to agriculture, King Bhumibol founded the Chitralada School in 1958. Chitralada School was established to provide education to the royal family and also to children of the staff who worked in the palace. Since then the school has opened its enrollment to a broader range of students like other schools in Thailand.

The Chitralada Royal Villa could possibly be the most unique and diversified royal residence in the world, and the research that has been conducted there has brought about great benefits to all the people of Thailand. http://www.asiaone.com/business/chitralada-royal-villa-a-palace-fit-for-a-researcher

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In a dilapidated shelter in south India, surrounded by squalor, Alakamma Bibi dials her home in Myanmar every few hours. All she gets is a beeping tone.

In the two weeks since she first heard of the upsurge in violence in Myanmar, she has spent countless hours trying to reach her parents and siblings, desperate to hear their voices. ―I can‘t sleep anymore,‖ she said, hunched over a pot of bubbling rice. ―My parents may be dead, you know. They stayed back because it was home. Now suddenly there is no place to call home.‖ Bibi is one of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled from Rakhine state in Buddhist-majority Myanmar since 2012 to other countries, including Malaysia, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

In the last fortnight alone, more than 300,000 Rohingya have fled across the border to Bangladesh, fleeing an explosion of violence.

Myanmar‘s government regards the approximately 1 million Rohingya as illegal migrants from neighbouring Bangladesh and denies them citizenship, even though many Rohingya families have lived there for generations.

In retaliation for attacks by Rohingya insurgents on police posts and an army base, the Myanmar army and Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the minority group, human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say, a charge the Myanmar government denies.

Pockets of Rohingya communities are dotted around South Asia, with exiles anxious for news of their relatives back in Myanmar.

In an alleyway in the garbage-strewn Hundred Quarters in Karachi, Hamida, who was born in the Pakistani city but speaks fluent Burmese and only a smattering of Urdu, has been reading verses from the Quran, praying for an end to the persecution of her Muslim relatives in Myanmar. ―My cousins fleeing from their village have told us many of our relatives have been butchered, even small babies,‖ said Hamida, aged in her 40s, adding many had asked for help. ―We know they desperately need money, but we ourselves live hand to mouth,‖ said the mother of seven whose fisherman husband Majid is often out of work.

Houses torched The United Nations‘ top human rights official on Monday slammed Myanmar for conducting a ―cruel military operation‖ against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state, branding it ―a textbook example of ethnic cleansing‖.

In southern India, Bibi‘s mobile phone is full of video clips and Whatsapp messages describing the unfolding horror. ―We hear some are hiding in forests, their houses burnt down, their children killed,‖ Bibi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. ―We had farms, a proper home, livestock. Look at where I live now - in dirt, with no savings, no hope and no future if this continues,‖ said Bibi.

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In the run-down cyclone shelter in Kelambakkam that now serves as a refugee centre, Rohingya families are constantly on their phones, desperately dialing in to Myanmar, hoping someone will pick up at the other end.

Mohammad Yusuf, 30, managed to get a call through to his ageing father last week. ―My mother and sister are missing,‖ said Yusuf, just back from work as a daily labourer. ―My father said he was alone and dying. There is destruction everywhere, he told me. The few men left in the village are just about surviving, eating once every three days.‖ ‘Tenfold more brutal’ On a Karachi backstreet, Hamida‘s father-in-law, Saeed Islam, relives the terror of his own getaway from Myanmar 40 years ago every time he sees video clips of the current violence on his son‘s mobile phone.

The older members of Karachi‘s Rohingya community fled Myanmar, formerly Burma, when the military seized power in a 1962 coup, escaping on foot or by boat to Bangladesh, which was then East Pakistan. Eventually, they made their way to Karachi. ―We were told we should go to a Muslim country - like Pakistan - as there was no place for us in Myanmar. But what is happening now is tenfold more brutal,‖ he said, in broken Urdu. ―They will wade through rice paddies, and uneven and rocky mountainous terrain; some will come in boats over the river,‖ said Islam, who took the same path himself decades ago. ―We were 200 people, all related, but 15 of them were my immediate family including my wife Aisha and Majid, then aged just five,‖ he said pointing to his wife and son sitting by his side.

From Bangladesh they crossed northern India and reached the port of Karachi after a threemonth trek. ―We travelled with just the clothes on our back, begged for food on the way and slept along the wayside. We crossed borders illegally during the night,‖ said Islam. ―The elderly and the sick died on the way.‖ Uncertain future The Rohingya in Karachi largely work on fishing boats, or clean the catch brought by fishermen who set sail from the nearby Korangi Creek.

Like the Rohingya in southern India, they live in uncertainty, on the margins of society. Most of them are stateless as they cannot obtain Pakistani identity cards, essential for opening bank accounts, enrolling into school, using public hospitals, and even getting a job.

In India‘s Kelambakkam, the Rohingya work as ragpickers and casual labourers. As well as the violence in Myanmar, they are also following the Indian government‘s talks on deporting them with concern. ―We are from Myanmar, but have no documents that recognise that fact,‖ said Yusuf, taking out papers carefully preserved in a plastic folder. ―All we can do now is pray for the safety of those back home and hope the Indian government does not deport us.‖ Recalling his own flight from Myanmar in 2012, Yusuf said it had taken a year to re-establish contact with his family after he crossed over to Bangladesh and then made his way to India. ―My

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son Abu was born here, in this Kelambakkam refugee shelter. I had hoped to take him home one day, show him the house I grew up in, the streets I played in, the mosque I went to pray in.

Now, he may never know where he is from and what can be worse than that,‖ Yusuf said, sitting on the steps to his cluttered and cramped room. On the door behind him, scrawled in chalk is ‗Allah Hu‘. ―It‘s all about keeping the faith now,‖ said Bibi, the woman stirring a pot of rice. ―And so we pray for peace back home. https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/229560-Pain-and-despair-as-Rohingya-families-in-India-andPakistan-watch-from-afar

Thailand: Commerce Ministry pushes forward upgrade of Thai rice quality 14.09.2017 | UkrAgroConsult The Ministry of Commerce continues to strive to raise the quality of Thai rice while promising to take action against sellers of substandard grains.Ms Suthatsanee Rajruangrabin, Deputy DirectorGeneral of the Department of Internal Trade, chaired the launch of a project to promote public awareness of the praying hands logo, which is used to certify Thai jasmine rice. When displayed on the package of rice sold domestically, the logo guarantees that the product's quality is on par with that of exports.To date, the praying hands logo has been issued to 216 brands of rice belonging to 142 companies. Among them, six brands under two companies have received special certification for exceptional production hygiene in accordance with GMP and HACCP or ISO standards.

Random inspections of rice products are being carried out by the Commerce Ministry on a monthly basis. Should substandard grains be found, the responsible company will receive a warning letter. If two discoveries are made within one year, the company will have its permit suspended for three months and be required to take the inferior grains off the shelves in 15 days.

The permit will be revoked if three offenses turn up within two years. http://www.blackseagrain.net/novosti/thailand-commerce-ministry-pushes-forward-upgrade-of-thai-ricequality

Tofail: India’s ban on rice export will not have any impact 14.09.2017 | UkrAgroConsult

Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed has said prices of rice will not increase even though the Indian government decided to stop exporting rice to Bangladesh from September 15 to

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November 30.He said this to reporters on Wednesday after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Public Procurement in Cabinet Division Auditorium in Dhaka.In a letter to Bangladesh on Tuesday, the Indian authorities concerned informed their decision that they would keep exports of rice to Bangladesh halted during the period so that the recent floods cannot cause a food crisis in India.

Asked about the temporary ban, Tofail said he phoned the Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh but could not discuss the matter as the high commissioner was on the way back to Dhaka from Cox‘s Bazar, where he went to visit Rohingya refugee camps with other diplomats stationed in Dhaka.Fungicides grew in rice as unscrupulous traders tried to manipulate rice price by storing up it a long period and thus creating an artificial crisis in markets, he said, adding that actions would be taken against such traders. http://www.blackseagrain.net/novosti/tofail-india2019s-ban-on-rice-export-will-not-have-anyimpact

Nagpur Foodgrain Prices Open- Septmember 14, 2017 Reuters Staff SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 / 12:38 PM / Nagpur Foodgrain Prices – APMC/Open Market-September 14 Nagpur, Sept 14 (Reuters) – Gram and tuar prices firmed up again in Nagpur Agriculture Produceand Marketing Committee (APMC) here on good buying support from local millers amid weak supplyfrom producing regions. Fresh rise on NCDEX, upward trend in Madhya Pradesh pulses and enquiriesfrom South-based millers also jacked up prices.

About 500 of gram and 150 bags of tuar were available for auctions, according to sources.

FOODGRAINS & PULSES

GRAM * Desi gram recovered in open market on goo seasonal demand from local traders.

TUAR

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* Tuar varieties ruled steady in open market here matching the demand and supply position.

* Jowar varieties reported weak in open market on lack of demand from local traders amid good supply from producing belts.

* In Akola, Tuar New – 4,100-4,300, Tuar dal (clean) – 6,100-6,300, Udid Mogar (clean) – 8,300-9,000, Moong Mogar (clean) 6,800-7,100, Gram – 5,700-5,900, Gram Super best – 8,300-8,700

* Wheat, rice and other foodgrain items moved in a narrow range in scattered deals and settled at last levels in thin trading activity.

Nagpur foodgrains APMC auction/open-market prices in rupees for 100 kg

FOODGRAINS Gram Auction Gram Pink Auction Tuar Auction Moong Auction Udid Auction Masoor Auction

Available prices 5,000-5,765 n.a.

2,100-2,600 3,500-4,100

n.a.

n.a.

Wheat Mill quality Auction Gram Super Best Bold Gram Super Best

4,800-5,765

3,600-4,120

n.a.

3,900-4,200 4,300-4,500 2,600-2,800 1,600-1,682 8,500-9,000

n.a.

Previous close

1,572-1,614 8,500-9,000

n.a.

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Gram Medium Best

7,600-8,000

7,600-8,000

Gram Dal Medium

n.a.

Gram Mill Quality

5,900-6,000

5,900-6,000

Desi gram Raw

6,050-6,200

6,000-6,150

Gram Kabuli

n.a

12,000-13,000

Tuar Fataka Best-New

12,000-13,000

6,500-6,800

Tuar Fataka Medium-New

6,500-6,800

6,100-6,400

Tuar Dal Best Phod-New

6,100-6,400

5,800-6,000

Tuar Dal Medium phod-New Tuar Gavarani New

5,800-6,000

5,400-5,700

4,350-4,450

5,400-5,700

4,350-4,450

Tuar Karnataka

4,700-4,900

4,800-5,000

Masoor dal best

5,200-5,500

5,200-5,500

Masoor dal medium Masoor

4,800-5,000 n.a.

4,800-5,000

n.a.

Moong Mogar bold (New)

7,000-7,500

Moong Mogar Medium

6,500-6,800

Moong dal Chilka

5,500-6,200

7,000-7,500 6,500-6,800

5,500-6,200

Moong Mill quality

n.a.

n.a.

Moong Chamki best

7,000-8,000

7,000-8,000

Udid Mogar best (100 INR/KG) (New) 8,500-9,500

8,500-9,500

Udid Mogar Medium (100 INR/KG)

6,500-7,500

Udid Dal Black (100 INR/KG) Batri dal (100 INR/KG) Lakhodi dal (100 INR/kg) Watana Dal (100 INR/KG)

6,500-7,500

6,000-7,000

5,100-5,600

6,000-7,000

5,100-5,600

2,900-3,100 2,900-3,100

3,000-3,200 2,900-3,100

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Watana Green Best (100 INR/KG) Wheat 308 (100 INR/KG)

3,800-4,400

1,900-2,000

Wheat Mill quality (100 INR/KG) Wheat Filter (100 INR/KG)

3,800-4,400

1,900-2,000

1,750-1,850

1,750-1,850

2,100-2,300

Wheat Lokwan best (100 INR/KG)

2,100-2,300

2,200-2,400

2,200-2,400

Wheat Lokwan medium (100 INR/KG) 1,900-2,100 Lokwan Hath Binar (100 INR/KG) MP Sharbati Best (100 INR/KG)

n.a.

Rice BPT best (100 INR/KG)

3,300-3,800

2,200-2,800

3,300-3,400

Rice BPT medium (100 INR/KG) Rice Luchai (100 INR/KG)

n.a.

3,300-3,800

MP Sharbati Medium (100 INR/KG)

2,200-2,800 3,300-3,400

2,800-3,200

2,600-2,900

Rice Swarna best (100 INR/KG)

2,800-3,200

2,600-2,900

2,500-2,600

Rice Swarna medium (100 INR/KG) Rice HMT best (100 INR/KG)

2,500-2,600

2,300-2,400

3,800-4,000

Rice HMT medium (100 INR/KG)

1,900-2,100

2,300-2,400 3,800-4,000

3,500-3,800

3,500-3,800

Rice Shriram best(100 INR/KG)

4,800-5,200

4,800-5,200

Rice Shriram med (100 INR/KG)

4,500-4,700

4,500-4,700

Rice Basmati best (100 INR/KG)

9,500-13,500

Rice Basmati Medium (100 INR/KG) Rice Chinnor best 100 INR/KG)

Jowar CH-5 (100 INR/KG)

5,000-7,500

4,800-5,000

Rice Chinnor medium (100 INR/KG) Jowar Gavarani (100 INR/KG)

9,500-13,500

4,800-5,000

4,300-4,500

2,000-2,100 1,700-2,000

5,000-7,500

4,300-4,500 2,000-2,200

1,800-2,000

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WEATHER (NAGPUR) Maximum temp. 31.7 degree Celsius, minimum temp. 23.5 degree Celsius Rainfall : 5.2 mm FORECAST: Generally cloudy sky with one or two spells of rains or thunder-showers.

Maximum andminimum temperature would be around and 31 and 23 degree Celsius respectively.

Note: n.a.--not available (For oils, transport costs are excluded from plant delivery prices, butincluded in market prices) https://in.reuters.com/article/nagpur-foodgrain/nagpur-foodgrain-prices-open-septmember-14-2017idINL4N1LV32I

The Cranberry Marketing Committee and USA Rice Announce the Next Great Cranberry-Rice School Foodservice Recipe September 13, 2017 by Benzinga Full Feed in Press Releases Leadership is an overused word, and is often misused. We like this definition.

Director of Nutrition for Jackson County, GA Wins $500 National Recipe Concept Contest Wareham, MA (PRWEB) September 13, 2017 The Cranberry Marketing Committee (CMC) and USA Rice collaborated at the 2017 School Nutrition Association Annual Nutrition Conference in Atlanta to seek out the next great cranberry-rice foodservice recipe. After receiving numerous unique and trendy recipe ideas, the CMC and USA Rice are excited to announce that Debra Morris, director of nutrition of Jackson County Schools in Jefferson, GA, has won the $500 recipe contest grand prize for her black bean, cranberry and rice shaker salad recipe.

Representing two American food staples, the CMC and USA Rice challenged foodservice professionals at the conference to think outside the box and share their most creative recipe concepts combining these two versatile ingredients. ―We were thrilled to see the diverse and imaginative entries we received this year,‖ said CMC Executive Director Michelle Hogan. ―Cranberries are America‘s Original Superfruit® and are a healthful addition to school menus year-round. With cranberries and rice being on the USDA‘s

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Foods Available List, both are easily accessible by foodservice professionals to incorporate in their school menus.‖ Morris has been working in foodservice for five years and loves the joy that comes from knowing that she played a pivotal role in promoting lifelong healthy eating habits for children and their families. ―Rice and cranberries have always been a staple in our household and both add delicious taste and texture,‖ said Morris. ―The tangy, yet sweet taste of cranberries is a perfect complement for rice.‖ Morris will also serve as a consultant in developing her concept into a tested, creditable school foodservice recipe. ―We were excited to partner with the Cranberry Marketing Committee because cranberries and rice make a perfect combination that isn‘t always top-of-mind,‖ said USA Rice Director of Domestic Promotion Katie Maher. ―From savory pilafs to sweet rice puddings, the possibilities of combining rice and cranberries are endless and who better to hear from than those on the front lines of planning and preparing school lunches.‖ Morris said shaker salads are a way to appeal to children and stay up with current food trends. ―Shaker salads are very popular in the retail food circuit and on the home front with the popularity of mason jars,‖ she said. ―In school nutrition, we are constantly looking for ways to offer trendy and familiar items on school menus.‖ Hogan added, ―We couldn‘t be more excited to work with foodservice professionals directly and are excited to add this new delicious recipe to our dedicated foodservice website for schools across the nation to use on their menus.‖ The full creditable recipe will be available on CranberryFoodserviceUSA.com later this year.

About the Cranberry Marketing Committee (CMC) The CMC was established as a Federal Marketing Order in 1962 to ensure a stable, orderly supply of good quality product. Authority for its actions are provided under Chapter IX, Title 7, Code of Federal Regulations, referred to as the Federal Cranberry Marketing Order, which is part of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as amended. This Act specifies cranberries as a commodity that may be covered, regulations that may be issued, guidelines for administering the programs, and privileges and limitations granted by Congress. For more information about the CMC, visit http://www.uscranberries.com. Follow @USCranberries on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.

About USA Rice As the global advocate for all segments of the U.S. rice industry, USA Rice‘s mission is to ensure the health and vitality of a unified U.S. rice industry by advocating on behalf of farmers, millers, merchants, and allied businesses. USA Rice conducts programs here and around the

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world to educate lawmakers, policymakers, consumers, and foodservice professionals about sustainably-grown U.S. rice. Each year, U.S. rice farmers produce approximately 18 billion pounds of short, medium, and long grain rice, as well as organic and specialty varieties including jasmine, basmati, and Arborio among others.

For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/SNAContest/2017/prweb14687969.htm http://www.ssuchronicle.com/2017/09/13/the-cranberry-marketing-committee-and-usa-rice-announce-thenext-great-cranberry-rice-school-foodservice-recipe/

FDA Provides Clarification on Rice in Areas Affected by Hurricane Harvey

By Ben Mosely

WASHINGTON, DC -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a statement this afternoon to provide much needed guidance to rice farmers whose crops are in areas affected

by Hurricane Harvey and Irma. Under the original statement issued by FDA last week, it was unclear whether any crops in those areas would be accepted for use in human or animal food.

This new guidance from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb clarifies that rice that was not exposed to floodwaters can be sold. "I want to make it clear that the FDA has not issued a ban on

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rice or any other food crops. Rice grown in normal conditions and rice that has not been exposed to contaminated floodwaters from the recent hurricanes may enter commerce. Also, rice and other crops that were harvested and stored safely before storms hit should not be considered impacted by these events."

Commissioner Gottlieb went on to say that, "In many cases, it is challenging to determine what contaminants are in crops that were submerged by floodwaters. Both human and animal food must meet well-established safety requirements. FDA has experts that are working closely with state regulators and directly with producers to address questions and concerns."

In Texas, the Texas Office of the State Chemist is offering testing services to producers of cereal grains and oil seeds (including tests for mycotoxin, heavy metals, and microbiology) at no cost.

If you have questions or would like to submit samples for testing, please contact the Office of the Texas State Chemist at (979) 845-1121.

"The original guidance created a bit of confusion and growers have been waiting for some clarifications," said Lydia Holmes, manager of regulatory affairs for USA Rice. "We've been working tirelessly with USDA, FDA, and the Texas Department of Agriculture, Texas A&M, and other state agencies as well as the Texas Congressional delegation. Our great working relationships with all of the stakeholders have helped navigate problems and find solutions in the wake of the storm's devastation. Our members are hurting and there is still a lot that has to be done but I know they really appreciate the work of FDA to provide this guidance for rice farmers affected by Hurricane Harvey."

Full text of the statement can be found here.

USA Rice News

The 48th Annual Texas Rice Festival October 4th, 2017 Posted: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 4:46 pm | Updated: 5:00 pm, Wed Sep 13, 2017.

Posted on Sep 13, 2017

by Grant Foster The Texas Rice Festival celebrates everything to do with rice and good times!Chartered in 1969, the festival is a weeklong event held annually in Winnie, Texas, beginning with the BBQ Cookoff the last weekend in September. The event, currently in its 48th year, is held as a celebration

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of the rice harvest and features family entertainment with down-home country flair. More than 100,000 people crowd the Winnie-Stowell Park annually.

BBQ Weekend, sponsored by Whataburger, starts off the festivities with a Fajita Jackpot and BBQ Cook-off, Horseshoe Pitching & Washer Tournaments. The finale of the cook-off weekend will be the Gospel Jubilee on Sunday afternoon. Wright's Amusement Carnival (with a one-price bracelet available each day) will be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday of BBQ Weekend. The festival begins with FREE admission for all on Wednesday, October 4th, 2017.

Activities include Wright's Amusement Carnival, vendor booths and Rice Education Exhibits.

The entertainment is non- stop along with lots of GREAT FOOD, including rice balls, gumbo, ettouffe, pistolletes, blooming onions, crab balls, boudain balls, pork-ka-bobs and many other delicious delicacies! The event is renowned for its outstanding cuisine.

Wednesday, Oct 4th, is opening night and is FREE admission. The featured entertainers are Get Right Ramblers, Drugstore Gypsies and William Clark Green. The first 1000 adults receive a special designed T-shirt on Wednesday night sponsored by Orange County Building Materials.

Thursday, October 5th will begin with Geno Delafose, Travis Matte and end with Wayne Toups.

Friday, October 6th, is Youth Day, sponsored by Whataburger. The park opens at 9am and is free admission for kids 18 and under until 5pm. Youth Day Activities include a 4-H & FFA Livestock Show, Diaper Derby, Baby Costume Contest, Little Rice King and Miss La Petite Contests, Little Rice Sweetheart Pageant, Junior Queen Pageant, Characters in the park, Face Painting, Poster, Youth Parade, Photography & ArtContests and an Ice Cream Eating Contest.

Night Performances by Honky Tonk Jones, Red Shahan and Pat Green. Saturday, October 7th, is a full day of family fun! It is a harvest celebration featuring non-stop entertainment beginning with the Grand Parade followed by Opening Ceremonies. Saturday‘s entertainers will begin with the American Cancer Auction, a Rice Cooking Contest, Craft Show featuring booths, Photography and Art Exhibits and Antique Car Show. Starting at 4:30pm on stage will be Flatland Cavalry, Joe Diffie, Reckless Kelly and ending with Bag of Donuts. The performance by Bag of Donuts will conclude the 2017 festival. So come on out and enjoy the great food and entertainment offered by the Texas Rice Festival.

For more information on ticket prices please visit the Texas Rice Festival website at www.texasricefestival.com.

Winnie is located just off IH-10, Exit 829, between Houston and Beaumont, with lodging and RV facilities available. For information call Chris Street at 718-0205 or check out our web site at texasricefestival.com The Texas Rice Festival is sponsored by Budweiser, Winnie Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, H&E Equipment Services, Riceland Healthcare, Philpott Motors, Market Basket, Chambers County, Swat Construction, Whataburger, Elissa‘s Playhouse, WOWCO Equipment Co, Neches Federal Credit Union and Coors Light. http://www.kjas.com/community/civic_events/article_133ceba2-98cd-11e7-ab30-7babe4f33e06.html

Aranmula puncha getting ready for rice cultivation Government to launch cultivation in 1,000 acres of land

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The Agriculture Department is getting ready to break its earlier record in paddy production in the Aranmula puncha. As part of the Haritha Keralam Mission of the government, cultivation in the Aranmula puncha a year ago provided an unexpected bumper crop, strengthening the confidence of the farming community in this agrarian heritage village. The puncha had been lying fallow for the past several years.

Agriculture Minister V.S. Sunilkumar has already stated that the government is planning to extend paddy cultivation to 1,000 acres in the Aranmula puncha and surrounding fields this year. The Special Officer of the Mission Green Aranmula project appointed by the government, J. Sajeev, told The Hindu that the department could launch cultivation in 250 acres in the puncha last year to produce rice worth ₹1.18 crore.

Paddy cultivation was held in 250 acres of land in the Aranmula puncha against the original target of 56 ha, that too, at a far lower cost of ₹81 lakh against the original estimate of ₹154 lakh. ‗Bonus‘ crop The government would provide financial relief worth ₹30,000 a hectare to the farmers‘ groups (Padashekhara Samiti) and the Uma variety of paddy would be sown in the puncha, Mr. Sajeev said. Interestingly, the paddy seeds that had dropped in the fields during the harvest had sprouted and flourished well, without any fertilizers, to provide the peasants a ‗bonus‘, amply indicating the natural soil fertility, said Ananthakumar, a Padashekhara Samiti leader.

The Padashekhara Samiti has successfully launched cultivation in 14 acres of land that was previously included in the site marked for the controversial Aranmula airport project. Restoration of stream Farmers feel that the restoration of the Karimaramthode natural stream and the Aranmula-chaal, a major water reservoir, to their original condition was a must for the successful and smooth conduct of paddy farming in Aranmula Puncha. The district administration completed almost 90% of the stream restoration work a few months ago. Delay in carrying out the final leg of work has left the natural stream stagnant. Mr. Sajeev said that cultivation would begin in October itself. http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/aranmula-puncha-getting-ready-forcultivation/article19685346.ece

Tofail: Media reports on India rice import ban fabricated Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed has confirmed that the government has taken necessary steps to keep the supply of rice smooth and prices stable Several supply chains are trying to create an artificial rice crisis by spreading falsehoods, circulating a forged circular with no signature from Indian government officials

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Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed has termed as fabricated the media reports regarding India‘s ban on the export of rice to Bangladesh. He was responding to lawmaker Nurul Islam Milon in a question-answer session at the parliament on Thursday. ―Our production of crops suffered a shortage because of floods in Haor basins and other parts of the country. However, we are ready to meet the demand by importing rice,‖ the minister said. ―We have no rice shortage. The existing reserves are enough to meet the demand, and its supply in the market is adequate,‖ he said. On India‘s reported ban on the rice exports, Tofail said: ―Several supply chains are trying to create an artificial rice crisis by spreading falsehoods. They circulated a forged circular, which does not have any signature from Indian government officials, which said that the country has halted rice exports to Bangladesh.‖ ―I have contacted the acting High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh Adarsh Swaika and also spoke to our High Commissioner in Delhi regarding the matter. They have confirmed that India neither stopped rice export to Bangladesh nor did the country take any decision regarding it,‖ he said. The minister added: ―Vested quarters are spreading such propaganda in an attempt to destabilise the rice market. It is entirely fabricated news.‖ Requesting the media to be more responsible for the sake of public interest, Tofail further said: ―Journalists are our friends, and we have no enmity towards them.‖ He also confirmed that the government has taken necessary steps to keep the supply of rice smooth and the prices stable. http://www.dhakatribune.com/business/comme

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Low basmati prices worry farmers

The PUSA 1509 variety of basmati has started arriving at the Bhagatanwala grain market here. At present, buyers are offering Rs 1,600 to Rs 2,300 per quintal.For the best quality rice, the maximum price offered so far is Rs 2,300 quintal. Though the price offered this year is better than the past some years, farmers feel that a cartel of private buyers and arhtiyas is offering low prices.Last year, farmers had to sell their produce below the minimum support price (MSP). The lowest price offered last year was Rs 1,200 per quintal.Another farmer, Harjinder Singh from Meera Chak village, said, ― Two days ago, the price was Rs 2,500 per quintal. Now, as farmers have started bringing the yield, traders have decreased the price. The government has failed to regulate it.‖ — TNS http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/amritsar/low-basmati-prices-worry-farmers/467522.html

Rice Cookers Market Analysis 2017-2022 Midea, Tiger, ZOJIRUSHI, Toshiba Press release from: market research 2017

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