Daily Global, Regional & Local Rice E-Newsletter

January 11,2016
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Today Rice News Headlines...

Editorial Board
Chief Editor

1. Rice exports miss the mark again

2. Pakistan, Indonesia lock $40 crore rice deal
3. Indonesia Eyes New Rice Deal with India Amid Shortage
4. Pak-Kenya JMC to be held after 12 years; PTA to be discussed
5. Business Honors for Jan. 10, 2016
6. DITORIAL - Science and the environment
7. CARICOM Secretary-General on rice importation dispute
8. Rice stocks good for 90 days PSA
9. Haryana, Punjab provide 20 per cent more rice for central pool
10. APEDA Rice Commodity News

News Detail...

Rice exports miss the mark again

Mon, 11 January 2016
Cheng Sokhorng

Five years after setting out an ambitious 1 million-tonne milled rice export
target, the rice sector fell well short of the mark last year, exporting close to
550,000 tonnes, with industry experts cautiously optimistic over export
increases in 2016.The Agriculture Ministrys report, released on Friday,
shows that rice exports in 2015 were up 39 per cent compared to 2014, with
exports shipping 538,000 tonnes of milled rice, with the sector managing
387,000 tonnes in 2014.The completion of a 100,000-tonne export quota to
China in April made the country the largest destination for Cambodian rice,
followed by France and Poland. Jasmine and fragrant rice, led by phka
romduol and phka malis, continued to dominate exports, accounting for 51
per cent of shipments, whereas 41 per cent of exports were white rice.We
are always seeking negotiations for new quotas to China, which is the main
reason for increasing rice exports and an achievement of the government,
Vanhan said.Vanhan added that in order to fulfill Chinas high standard
requirement a result of the Kingdom inking a new rice quota late last year
the ministry was inspecting the capacity of rice millers, as well as keeping
an eye on hygiene and phytosanitary requirements.He added that the
drought situation affecting parts of the country would have only a slight
impact on exports, but that there was 4 million tonnes of paddy in storage
that could be used for exports this year.While Cambodian exporters are
making progress towards the 1 million-tonne target, Yang Saing Koma,
former president of the Cambodia Center for Study and Development in
Agriculture, said there would be an increase in exports this year, albeit a
small one.

Hamlik

Managing Editor

Abdul Sattar Shah

Rahmat Ullah
Rozeen Shaukat

English Editor

Maryam Editor
Legal Advisor
Advocate Zaheer Minhas

Editorial Associates

Admiral (R) Hamid Khalid

Javed Islam Agha
Ch.Hamid Malhi
Dr.Akhtar Hussain
Dr.Fayyaz Ahmad Siddiqui
Dr.Abdul Rasheed (UAF)
Islam Akhtar Khan

Editorial Advisory Board

Dr.Malik Mohammad
Hashim

Assistant Professor, Gomal

University DIK

Dr.Hasina Gul

Assistant Director, Agriculture KPK

Dr.Hidayat Ullah

Assistant Professor, University

of Swabi

Dr.Abdul Basir

Assistant Professor, University

of Swabi

Zahid Mehmood
PSO,NIFA Peshawar

Falak Naz Shah

Head Food Science &

Technology ART, Peshawar

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Five years after setting out an ambitious 1 million-tonne milled rice export target, the rice sector
fell well short of the mark last year, exporting close to 550,000 tonnes, with industry experts
cautiously optimistic over export increases in 2016.The Agriculture Ministrys report, released
on Friday, shows that rice exports in 2015 were up 39 per cent compared to 2014, with exports
shipping 538,000 tonnes of milled rice, with the sector managing 387,000 tonnes in 2014.The
completion of a 100,000-tonne export quota to China in April made the country the largest
destination for Cambodian rice, followed by France and Poland. Jasmine and fragrant rice, led by
phka romduol and phka malis, continued to dominate exports, accounting for 51 per cent of
shipments, whereas 41 per cent of exports were white rice.
We are always seeking negotiations for new quotas to China, which is the main reason for
increasing rice exports and an achievement of the government, Vanhan said.Vanhan added that
in order to fulfill Chinas high standard requirement a result of the Kingdom inking a new rice
quota late last year the ministry was inspecting the capacity of rice millers, as well as keeping
an eye on hygiene and phytosanitary requirements.He added that the drought situation affecting
parts of the country would have only a slight impact on exports, but that there was 4 million
tonnes of paddy in storage that could be used for exports this year.While Cambodian exporters
are making progress towards the 1 million-tonne target, Yang Saing Koma, former president of
the Cambodia Center for Study and Development in Agriculture, said there would be an increase
in exports this year, albeit a small one.
The potential of milled rice exports is still limited, because there are no measures to control the
cost of production he said.Long-talked about issues, such as the lack of capital, high
transportation and electricity costs, were going to inhibit farmers from making progress on
improving their production, according to Koma.Irrigation and technical expertise for rice
farmers is still limited, as a result farmers cannot get high yields of rice, he said.

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The Sokha, member of the executive committee for global market promotion at the Cambodia
Rice Federation, said that despite the increase in exports, profits were not mirroring this uptick in
shipments.We have a lot of challenges in the rice market, such as exports from Thailand,
Vietnam and Myanmar, so rice exporters could not make as much profit as they have in previous
years, she said.Despite not reaching the export target, Sokha said she was optimistic that the
Kingdom could increase its shipments this year.We need to get a brand name for our highquality jasmine rice, in order to build more confidence and spread to new markets, she said.
Rice branding will help increase sales in the domestic and international market.
According to the export figures, Amru Rice was the biggest exporter of rice last year, recording
11.3 per cent of shipments, followed by Khmer Foods Group and Golden Rice Cambodia.A man
stacks sacks of rice at a warehouse in Phnom Penh last week. Last year Cambodia exported
nearly 550,000 tonnes of rice, falling short of the governments 1 million-tonne target. Hong
Menea
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/business/rice-exports-miss-mark-again

Pakistan, Indonesia lock $40 crore rice deal

In 2013, a free trade pact was signed between Pakistan and Indonesia

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) Pakistan and Indonesia have inked a rice deal under free trade pact that
was signed in 2013, Dunya News reported Friday.Ministry of Trade has stated that Indonesias State
Logistic Company has made a deal with Trade Corporation of Pakistan for import of rice.According to
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the agreement Pakistan will export 10 lac metric tonne rice worth USD 40 crore from 2016-19. At the
time, trade total between the two sides is above USD 2 billion.In 2013, a free trade pact was signed
between Pakistan and Indonesia.
Trade ministry will conduct legal proceedings in 2016 to improve rice production and stable its price
http://dunyanews.tv/en/Business/316735-Pakistan-Indonesia-lock-40-crore-rice-deal

Indonesia Eyes New Rice Deal with India Amid Shortage

The countrys trade minister says Jakarta is mulling a new pact with New Delhi.
By Prashanth Parameswaran
January 08, 2016

Indonesia is mulling importing rice from India as the country struggles with a temporary
shortage of the staple food product in early 2016, the countrys trade minister said Wednesday.
Last years prolonged El Nio had resulted in the rice planting season in Indonesia being postponed,
leading to depleted rice stocks in the first quarter of 2016. While officials expect domestic production to
rise again by April, Jakarta has nonetheless been looking for new import sources to fill the current
shortfall and to forestall price hikes.On Wednesday, Trade Minister Thomas Lembong said that Indonesia
was considering signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with India. New Delhi, which exports
around 10 million tons of rice a year, vied with Thailand for the title of worlds top rice exporter last year
according to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
We also encourage the signing of a memorandum of understanding with India, he said according to The
Jakarta Post.In December last year, Lembong had told Indias ambassador to Indonesia Gurjit Singh that
Jakarta would move to include India in a list of countries from which rice imports could be authorized.
Lembong is reportedly expected to broach the subject of the MoU on rice during his scheduled visit to
India, which will take place from January 28 to 29 and will include a meeting with his Indian counterpart.
The two Asian giants will also discuss collaboration in pharmaceuticals as well as the state of their overall
economic relationship.If reached, the deal would be a boost for Indonesia. Jakarta had struggled to reach
rice deals with Thailand and Vietnam last year and has been considering a number of other options. Just
this week, a deal was finalized with Pakistan which will see the export of one million tons of rice valuing
around $400 million over the next four years.
The rice agreement, executed by the Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) and the State Logistics
Agency (Bulog) of Indonesia, is the first that Jakarta has reached with a non-Southeast Asian
country.Other rice import options which the Indonesian government has considered include Myanmar and
Cambodia, both fellow members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
http://thediplomat.com/2016/01/indonesia-eyes-new-rice-deal-with-india-amid-shortage

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Pak-Kenya JMC to be held after 12 years; PTA to be

discussed
By Shahnawaz Akhter

January 10, 2016

KARACHI: The fourth session of the Pakistan-Kenya Joint Ministerial Commission (JMC) has
been scheduled for February 10-11 in Islamabad. It will be held after 12 years when the third
session was held on July 29-30, 2004 in Nairobi.Sources in the Commerce Ministry said that the
agenda of the fourth session is to present fresh proposals; latest implementation status of decision
taken during the third session of JMC; and the status of pending agreements / memorandum of
understandings (MoUs) for signing with Kenya.The fourth session will consider the
implementation of Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) between the two countries.At the third
session it was decided to implement the agreement as draft PTA was pending with the Kenyan
authorities for want of their comments.
The PTA was proposed by Pakistan and the Kenyan government responded that it was consulting
with the stakeholders and member states of the East African Community in line with the
Customs Union Protocol, which was signed in March 2004.At the third session, the Pakistani
delegation recommended that the proposed PTA should cover trade in goods and services. The
two sides had agreed to discuss further once the Kenyan side concluded the consultation.The
Pakistani authorities also highlighted the prevailing regulations on import of fruits and
vegetables, which should be streamlined to facilitate import from Pakistan.The Kenyan
authorities expressed their gratitude to Pakistan for reduction of import duty levied on Kenyan
tea from 25 percent to 10 percent.The Kenyan delegation requested to consider the removal of
attestation fee of 0.5 percent that was levied on the Kenyan tea entering Pakistan.
In 1999-2000, the Kenyan government had imposed restrictions of free movement of business by
putting a requirement of referral visa and increased 50 percent import duty on rice from
Pakistan.On April 28, 2004, an SRO was issued by the Pakistan's Commerce Ministry on the
proposal of Pakistan High Commissioner, suggesting retaliatory measures, ie, one percent
attestation fee on export documents of tea from Kenya. Later, the fee was reduced from one
percent to 0.5 percent.Consequently, the Kenyan government provisionally withdrew 50 percent
increase of duty on rice import from Pakistan for a specific period.According to updated
situation issued on February 25, 2008, the Ministry of Commerce had decided to continue with
the 0.5 percent attestation fee on Kenyan tea exports to Pakistan.The third session has also
discussed the strategic focus on the Free Trade Agreement between the two countries;
arrangement for warehousing in Kenya; and a single country exhibition
http://www.thenews.com.pk/print/89119-Pak-Kenya-JMC-to-be-held-after-12-years-PTA-to-bediscussed#sthash.UaHSGq5O.dpuf
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http://www.thenews.com.pk/print/89119-Pak-Kenya-JMC-to-be-held-after-12-years-PTA-to-be-discussed

Business Honors for Jan. 10, 2016

ADVOCATE STORY
Jan. 9, 2016; 10:49 p.m.
NEW ORLEANS AREA

Louisiana Appleseed, a nonprofit that recruits professionals to donate pro bono time to advance
social justice, is presenting Good Apple Awards to Jeff Richardson, Martin Stern and Ron
Sholes of Adams and Reese LLP; retired JusticeHarry Lemmon; Sylvia Roberts,
posthumously; Sarah Vandergriff, legal director for the Louisiana Association of Public
Charter Schools; and Jessica Vermilyea, state director for Upbring Disaster
Response.Richardson, Stern, Sholes and Lemmon are being recognized for research and
advocacy to encourage the state Supreme Court to create a court rule allowing continuing legal
education credit for attorneys who perform pro bono work to help indigent clients.
Roberts is being recognized for her passion and dedication to help victims of domestic violence,
as well as for her efforts to prevent teen dating violence by educating youth about healthy
relationships.Vandergriff is being recognized for strengthening schools through her collaborative
work on a legal handbook for charter school board members and educating them about laws
governing charter schools.Vermilyea is being recognized for her extensive work in disaster
recovery, helping families across Louisiana obtain housing assistance and funds needed to repair
their homes, including helping clients facing title and succession issues as barriers to recovery.
The Good Apple Gala will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Stage Door
Canteen, National WWII Museum, in New Orleans.
AROUND LOUISIANA
Honors were presented at the recent USA Rice Outlook Conference to retired LSU AgCenter
county agent Keith Fontenot, the Rice Industry Award; rice farmer Jimmy Hoppe, of Fenton,
the Lifetime Achievement Award; and Kevin Norton, Louisiana state conservationist for the
Natural Resources Conservation Service, the USA Rice Distinguished Conservation
Achievement Award.Fontenot was recognized for his work of more than 30 years with rice
farmers, having worked at the LSU AgCenter H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station at
Crowley. He continues assisting with the LSU AgCenter Rice Verification Program.Hoppe has
grown 50 crops of rice in his farming career and in retirement continues a specialty rice business
and is active in several agriculture-related organizations.
http://theadvocate.com/news/business/14474479-123/business-honors-for-jan-10-2016

EDITORIAL - Science and the environment

(The Philippine Star) | Updated January 10, 2016 - 12:00am

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If certain environmental warriors were active several decades ago, the so-called miracle rice
might never have been developed at the International Rice Research Institute in Los Baos,
Laguna. Instead in 1969, the IRRI received the Ramon Magsaysay Award for International
Understanding for seven years of interdisciplinary collaboration among Asian and Western
scientists to achieve radical, rapid advances in rice culture and consequently easing global
hunger.
Specifically cited was a super rice variety designed for the tropics, which is non-photosensitive
and can be planted at any season. At the time of the conferment of the award, breeders were
seeking to make the new rice varieties more resistant to pests and disease.Such improved
varieties do not materialize with the wave of a magic wand or by drowning them in chemicals.
The plants need tinkering at a molecular level. This was what scientists were working on in
developing a more pest-resistant eggplant, until the Supreme Court, responding to a petition,
stepped in last month and stopped field-testing of the genetically modified vegetable.As
agricultural biotechnologists and other members of the scientific and academic communities
have pointed out, the SC ruling on Bacillus thuringienesis or bt talong not only stopped fieldtesting of the eggplant but also field trials, propagation, commercialization and importation of all
genetically modified or GM crops.
The second part of the SC decision last month invalidated a 2002 order of the Department of
Agriculture governing GM crops. National Scientist Ricardo Lantican, a member of the
Agricultural Sciences Division of the National Academy of Science and Technology, pointed out
that this was not even sought by environmental groups in the petition filed with the Court of
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Appeals and later reviewed by the SC.The DA can issue a new administrative order governing
GM crops, but it will have to take into consideration the concerns raised in the SC ruling about
the certainty of full safety in the development and field-testing of bt talong. But isnt crop safety
precisely among the factors being established in scientific research and development?
This issue will likely return to the SC. When it does, the parties involved must see to it that the high
tribunal gets a broader perspective on the ways of scientific research and its goal of serving humanity.
That goal is not incompatible with protecting the environment
http://www.philstar.com/opinion/2016/01/10/1541018/editorial-science-and-environment

CARICOM Secretary-General on rice importation dispute

09 January 2016 by Adele Ramos

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Jan 7, 2016CARICOM

Secretary-General, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque,
arrived in Belize this Tuesday, January 5, to meet
with Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow, who
assumed the rotating chairmanship of CARICOM
on January 1, and to discuss with him plans for the
CARICOM Heads of Government meeting due to
be held in Placencia, Stann Creek, on February 16
and 17.Upon his arrival, LaRocque found that there had been a legal dispute between the
Customs Department and Jitendra Chawla, a Belizean importer whose three containers of
Guyanese rice valued at roughly BZ$70,000, had been blocked at the port of entry, on the claim
that he had not obtained the requisite importers permit.
Speaking with journalists today outside the headquarters of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries
Mechanism (CRFM), where LaRocque had paid a courtesy call on the regional organization, the
CARICOM Secretary-General was very cautious about passing judgment on the situation.He was
adamant, though, that sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) issues, which govern the safety and
health standards of food imports cannot and ought not to be used as a protective mechanism and
[permits] ought not to be withheld based on protecting a particular sectorWe asked LaRocque
what his vision is for the resolution of the dispute, which has been ongoing for several weeks
now and which is currently tied up in litigation in Belize courts.I hope that the parties can find a
solution to this and if they cant, there is a processagain, I am not seized of all of the details
and I am being extremely cautiousthere is a general process when there is a trading issue that
takes place: how do you go about addressing it?
In this instance from what I have gleaned from the public domain, from what I read in the
media, it is an SPS issue, and hence it is not necessarily a trade dispute in that realm. Again, I am
being very cautious; I do not know the full detailsLaRocque said that the SPS rules and
procedures are set by the World Trade Organization. He also said that while lesser developed
CARICOM countries such as Belize and OECS countries, can seek protection for certain sectors,
that protection is sought by levying tariffsnot by blocking imports.Once that hurdle is cleared
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for future imports, that there is no health impediment, be it to human health or plant, one would
have to determine on what basis should such a permit be withheld, LaRocque said.
He declined to comment on whether the matter could be a case for the Caribbean Court of Justice
an organ of CARICOM which has the jurisdiction to hear trade disputes between member
states.LaRocque told the press that while in Belize, he also paid a courtesy call on the Caribbean
Community Climate Change Center (CCCCC or 5Cs), another regional agency based in
Belize.The CARICOM Secretary-General acknowledged the contribution made by CCCCC on
behalf of CARICOM in achieving a successful outcome at the milestone COP 21 conference
recently held in Paris.CARICOM is here ever present in Belize every single day, working on
behalf of the Community and working on behalf of Belize, LaRocque told the press
http://amandala.com.bz/news/caricom-secretary-general-rice-importation-dispute/

Rice stocks good for 90 days PSA

By Louise Maureen Simeon (The Philippine Star) | Updated January 10, 2016 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines Stock of the main Filipino staple remains ended the year more than
enough to meet he government-mandated target for rice-sufficiency, data from the Philippine
Statistics Authority (PSA) showed.Local rice stock inventory hit 3.44 million metric tons (MT)
as of December, 13.5 percent up from their year-ago levels. The figure was also an increase of
10.8 percent from end-November.The current inventory is good for 100 days, the PSA said. As a
matter of government policy, a 90-day national rice buffer is considered enough to meet
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everyday consumption needs.Broken down, stocks held by households are sufficient for 47 days,
while those in commercial warehouses are good for 29 days.The National Food Authority
(NFA), the state rice importer, meanwhile has depositories enough for 24 days, figures showed.
By percentage, Filipino households held the bulk of inventories at 47.8 percent, followed by
commercial warehouses at 28.4 percent. NFA supplies cornered 23.8 percent of the total. Stock
levels increased in both commercial warehouses and NFA, data showed. The latter posted the
highest year-on-year growth of 68.9 percent, while the former increased 4.9 percent.Household
supplies, on the other hand, dipped 0.2 percent.
Meanwhile, corn stock inventory stood at 265,200 MT by the end of last year, up by 22.8 percent
year-on-year, but fell11.1 percent from the previous month.Of the total, 63 percent were in
commercial warehouses, 36.5 percent with households, and 0.5 percent were in NFA
depositories.Year-on-year, corn stocks in commercial warehouses and households went up by
36.5 percent and 5.2 percent, respectively while in NFA depositories fell by 18.4 percent.Rice
and corn are considered main Filipino family staples
http://www.philstar.com/business/2016/01/10/1540930/rice-stocks-good-90-days-psa

Haryana, Punjab provide 20 per cent more rice for central pool
By ET Bureau | 9 Jan, 2016, 03.20PM IST

The two states are the largest contributor of both paddy and wheat to the central
kitty.CHANDIGARH: Punjab and Haryana have contributed 20% more paddy to the central pool
in the current marketing season that was marked by scanty rains, providing a major boost to the
National Food Security Mission. The two states are the largest contributor of both paddy and
wheat to the central kitty. As per the Food Corporation of India's latest figures, Punjab
contributed 139.54 lakh tonnes of paddy compared to 120 lakh a year ago in the current market
season that began in October, while Haryana's share was 42.6 lakh tonnes compared to 30.5 lakh
tonnes.Together, the two rice bowl states contributed 64% to the central kitty of 283 lakh tonnes
of paddy.
The other contributors included Chhattisgarh (37.89 lakh tonnes), Andhra Pradesh (18.46 lakh
tonnes) and Uttar Pradesh (16.37 lakh tonnes). ice, a water intensive crop, was suspected to be
affected due to untimely and scanty rains in the current Rabi season. Diversification from water
guzzling rice has been on agenda of the two states due to rapid depletion of water levels. The
Food Corporation of India's rice stock dwindled to 99.47 lakh tonnes in December 2015, the
lowest in the last five years. The rice stock was 106 lakh tonnes in December 2014, 142 lakh
tonnes in 2013, 306 lakh tonnes in 2012 and 270 lakh tonnes in 2011.

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The increase in procurement from the two states is attributed to the yield increase and buying of PUSA
1509 basmati variety by government agencies. The government agencies in the two states, especially
Haryana, had to resort to bulk buying of PUSA 1509 basmati variety after prices in open market dwindled
below
minimum
support
price
for
premium
variety
non-basmati
rice.
The rice market was affected by downward price trend in basmati due to carryover stock and limited
demand from overseas markets. While the record procurement has strengthened Food Security Scheme,
farmers' remuneration has been affected by the slump in prices in open market.
Economic Times

APEDA Rice Commodity News

International Benchmark Price
Price on: 07-01-2016

Product Benchmark Indicators Name

Price

Apricots
1

Turkish No. 2 whole pitted, CIF UK (USD/t)

4875

Turkish No. 4 whole pitted, CIF UK (USD/t)

4375

Turkish size 8, CIF UK (USD/t)

3625

Australian 5 Crown, CIF UK (USD/t)

2812

Iranian natural sultanas (Gouchan), CIF UK (USD/t)

1954

Turkish No 9 standard, FOB Izmir (USD/t)

1925

CZCE White Sugar Futures (USD/t)

820

Kenya Mumias white sugar, EXW (USD/t)

691

Pakistani refined sugar, EXW Akbari Mandi (USD/t)

535

Sultanas

White Sugar

Source:agra-net

For more info

Market Watch
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Commodity-wise, Market-wise Daily Price on 09-01-2016
Domestic Prices
Product

Unit Price : Rs per Qty

Market Center

Variety

Min Price

Max Price

Jowar(Sorgham)
1

Gulbarga (Karnataka)

Hybrid

1455

1822

Amreli (Karnataka)

Other

1355

1905

Vaduj (Maharashtra)

Other

2200

2300

Bagalakot (Karnataka)

Local

1300

1461

Dahod (Gujarat)

Yellow

1500

1530

Sangli (Maharashtra)

Other

1520

1565

Reasi (Jammu and Kashmir)

Other

2700

3000

Barnala (Punjab)

Other

800

1200

Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

Other

600

800

Surat (Gujarat)

Other

700

1300

Jalgaon(Maharashtra)

Other

1500

2500

Bonai (Orissa)

Other

2000

2000

Maize

Papaya

Brinjal

Source:agmarknet.nic.in

Egg

For more info

Rs per 100 No

Price on 09-01-2016
Product

Market Center

Price

Ahmedabad

430

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2

Hyderabad

395

Nagapur

388

Source: e2necc.com

Other International Prices

Unit Price : US$ per package

Price on 07-01-2016
Product

Market Center

Origin

Variety

Low

Potatoes

High
Package: 50 lb cartons

Atlanta

Colorado

Russet

16

16

Chicago

Idaho

Russet

13

14.50

Miami

Idaho

Russet

16.50

18

Cucumbers

Package: cartons film wrapped

Atlanta

Mexico

Long Seedless

14.50

14.50

Chicago

Canada

Long Seedless

11

12

Miami

Honduras

Long Seedless

9.50

10

Grapefruit

Package: 4/5 bushel cartons

Atlanta

Florida

Red

21

23.50

Chicago

Florida

Red

20

22

Miami

Florida

Red

17

18

Source:USDA

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