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LEGISLATORS need to consider reinstating the National Food Authority’s (NFA) market regulatory functions as a means of making rice cheaper

Sri Lanka is once again grappling with a rice shortage, an issue that hit the country from time to time in the past

KUALA LUMPUR: The recent floods have resulted in a current loss of 5.3 million 10-kilogramme packs of potential rice output

Pastor Tobi Adegboyega has continued to trend days after his ongoing deportation case in the UK

Thailand’s rice yields are significantly lower than other major Asian rice producers

The Department of Agriculture (DA) and industry stakeholders lauded the signing of Republic Act No. 12078

The Essential Food Commodities Importers & Traders Association says that the first shipment of imported rice will arrive in the island next week.

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Head of the National Food Agency (Bapanas), Arief Prasetyo Adi

Real prices of rice have fallen in the decade from 2010 to 2020, benefiting consumers but generating lower real incomes for producers

KAKINADA: The rice exports from Kakinada Anchorage Port have gained pace in the last two days.

President Marcos signed into law on Monday, Dec. 9, the law amending the  Agricultural Tariffication Act (ATA) to make the country’s rice industry more competitive.

Vijayawada: The Muslim United Front (MUF) and Muslim Welfare Joint Action Committee (MWJAC) have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi

BANGKOK, THAILAND — Improved yields and greater precipitation are adding up to a forecast of 20 million tonnes of milled rice production in 2024-25 for Thailand

House ways and means committee chairman and Albay Rep. Joey Salceda said it is up to the President whether to veto some of the provisions of the proposed measure.

Rice millers have committed to supplying 200,000 kilograms of rice daily to the market through ‘Lanka Sathosa’ at a regulated price starting today (04)

The government is set to import rice from Myanmar and India as part of its efforts to bring down the high price of the staple, replenish stocks and ensure distribution under social safety net schemes.

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said it is ready to intervene if rice prices become “unrealistically high.”