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The slide in international prices did not translate into more rice purchases for the Philippines, based on the latest government data which indicated that arrivals as of May 2 declined. 

As tensions persist between India and Pakistan over military operations along the Line of Control

HANOI (Reuters): Indian rice export prices dropped to a near two-year low this week

JAKARTA: Indonesia is set to stop importing rice this year for the first time in decades, thanks to surging production and stockpiles in one of the world’s top growers of the staple food.

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) is again asking lawmakers to put back some of the regulatory powers of its attached agency, the National Food Authority (NFA)

India-Pakistan tensions appear to be driving up prices of Basmati rice.

The government plans to allocate more than 7 billion baht this year to support off-season rice farmers, while ensuring all farmers have access to affordable fertilisers.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has reported a modest increase in its food price index

The average price for 5 kilograms of rice rose to ¥4,233 from ¥4,220 the previous week — more than double the level seen a year earlier.

Rice is one of the most carefully monitored and regulated commodities, given that it is the country’s number one staple in terms of consumption. 

Distilleries to benefit from ₹10,000 crore subsidy on 245 crore litres of ethanol

MANILA, Philippines — The country’s total rice stocks in April rose by a quarter on an annual basis to over 2.3 million metric tons (MT)

PARIT BUNTAR: The government has not ruled out the possibility of increasing rice imports from several regional countries following

Despite government efforts to lower the price of rice by tapping into the nation’s emergency stockpile, the cost of Japan’s staple grain remains at an all-time high.

The retail prices of the Philippines’ main staple, rice, continued its contraction streak for the fourth consecutive month in April

Thailand needs to further develop high-quality rice varieties and boost production to meet the market demand and maintain the kingdom's competitiveness

EASTERN ARKANSAS — Jarrod Hardke, Rice Agronomist for the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service