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MUMBAI, July 21 (Reuters) - Indian farmers have accelerated the planting of summer-sown crops such as paddy

With India accounting for 46% of global rice exports, the country is expected to ‘emerge as the primary beneficiary of the move for its proximity, availability and competitive pricing’

The drastic measures taken by Prime Minister Ishiba to curb rice inflation have had little effect, fueling discontent among the Japanese population.

The Department of Agriculture (DA) called on its attached agencies to mobilize assistance to farmers and fishers affected by tropical storm “Crising” and the southwest monsoon.

Sudurpaschim leads with 93% completion; overall coverage 8% behind last year

Pakistan’s rice exports observed a notable drop in revenue in FY25 on account of a sharp decline in international prices, showed data released by Optimus Capital Management on Monday.

TOKYO, Japan — Rice prices in Japan soared 99.2 percent in June year-on-year, official data showed Friday

Thai rates widen on increase in production costs

Beijing trade talks aim to unlock billion-baht boost for kingdom's premium agricultural treasures

With just 42.48% of Kharif sowing complete, Telangana’s irrigation sector is reeling under a severe water crisis. 

MANILA, Philippines — The price of rice decreased while that of meat increased in the first week of July,  according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Agriculture (DA) lowered the maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) for imported rice to P43 per kilogram (kg) from P45 previously.

In the first phase, the program will operate from August to November

Jakarta (ANTARA) - State logistics agency Bulog has intensified the distribution of rice under the Food Supply

Aims to stabilise prices, build stocks

Japan is expected to produce 7.35 million tons of rice this year, marking a record increase of 560,000 tons from the harvest last year

India is considering a proposal to expand the sale of broken rice from state stockpiles into the open market