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The price of rice is projected to decline by 11 percent in 2025/2026 owing to favourable weather conditions and increased production.

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said on Monday that it estimates rice demand for 2025 at over 15 million metric tons (MMT).

Thailand’s Department of Foreign Trade (DFT) will promote Thai rice at FOODEX Japan 2025 in Tokyo this March. With rising rice prices and supply shortages in Japan, the event presents a key opportunity to expand Thai rice exports.

MARD’s supply and demand report sent to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) projects the Mekong Delta will cultivate 3.78 million hectares of rice

Japanese restaurants are reacting to spiraling prices for domestic rice by embracing cheaper imports instead.

If speculative movements are driving up rice prices, government intervention may become necessary.

The price of domestic paddy rice has been projected to rise by approximately 50 percent year-on-year this year

Consumers, however, argue that there is no shortage of paddy or rice in the country

Retail rice prices in HCMC and Hanoi have stood firm at high levels despite paddy and export rice prices falling 40-50% to their lowest in years.

THE prices of rice and vegetables have gone down, officials of the Department of Agriculture (DA)

The government has decided to release about 210,000 tons of stockpiled rice reserved for emergency use

China will secure larger rice shipments this year following the decline in quotations from Thailand and Vietnam—the Philippines’s top sources of the food staple.

Jakarta. A diplomat representing major rice supplier Vietnam

PHNOM PENH: Arvin International Marketing Inc, the largest supplier and distributor of salt in the Philippines

KUALA LUMPUR: The Control of Padi and Rice Act 1994 (Act 522) will be amended to enhance enforcement against the mixing

MANILA, Philippines — The prices of different types of rice sold under the Rice-for-All program of the Department of Agriculture (DA) will drop by P2 to P3 starting on Feb. 12.

TOKYO -- The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries will revise its policy on releasing "stockpiled rice"