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Seasonal Ban on Rice Imports to Be Lifted
on Sunday
1.
Economy
Saturday,
January 20, 2018
Seasonal Ban on Rice Imports to Be Lifted on Sunday
The
Ministry of Agriculture has allowed rice importers to register orders from Jan.
21 until June 21.
The permission was communicated by Agriculture Minister Mahmoud
Hojjati in a letter to Minister of Industries, Mining and Trade Mohammad
Shariatmadari, IRNA reported on Friday.
According to the letter, the order registrations will be valid for
a three-month period and are extendable by a further one month.
Hojjati noted that any rice shipments as per the new orders need
to be cleared through Iranian customs by July 22, after which all imports will
be banned.
Every year and during the rice harvest season, the government
bans rice imports in support of local farmers and domestic production.
Iranians consume 3.2 million tons of rice a year while domestic
production stands at 2.2 million tons.
Basmati rice prices are seen rising in the international market
with Iran likely to begin import of the cereal soon, Indian newspaper The
Economic Times reported on its website.
Rice exporters, who are already getting 20% higher price for
basmati compared with last year, said Iran could start import as early as next
week.
“The announcement by Iran is expected soon as the trade was
opened by this time last year,” said Vijay Setia, president of All-India Rice
Exporters Association. “The delay is due to the extended domestic rice season
in Iran.”
India exports about 4 million tons of basmati rice every year to
more than 100 countries, of which Saudi Arabia, Iran, the UAE, Kuwait, the US
and the UK are the main buyers.
The revival in price of basmati in the international market
follows a lean cropping season in India. Farmers had shrunk the area under
basmati due to a fall in the domestic price of the commodity.
Usually, demand and price of basmati increase around this time
of the year, when Iran starts importing the commodity after the close of its
domestic rice season.
Last year, Iran had announced the import of basmati in the
second week of January. This time the announcement is coming at a time when
international basmati prices are already strong.
“We are expecting a formal announcement by Iran on January 22 on
permission for import of basmati,” AIREA Executive Director Rajen Sudershan
told the Indian daily, adding that in the international market, basmati is
available for $900-1,150 a ton—15-20% higher than a year ago.
This year, basmati prices are firm mainly due to lower harvest
in India and higher cost of raw paddy in states like Punjab and Haryana.
Setia said basmati output this season is lower by 10%.
According to exporters, the spike in basmati price is also in
part due to the rise in crude oil price, which has strengthened the Persian
Gulf economies.
Ashok Sethi, former president of Punjab Rice Millers and
Exporters Association, said international basmati prices are being indirectly
buttressed by increase in crude oil prices.
Basmati prices were subdued in the previous two years.
“A lower harvest may not affect the volumes in the export
market,” said AK Gupta, director of Basmati Export Development Foundation, an
arm of Agricultural & Processed Foods Export Development Authority.
“Basmati exports could witness slight rise this year due to
steady global demand and higher carryover stock from the previous season,”
Gupta said.
https://financialtribune.com/articles/economy-domestic-economy/80367/seasonal-ban-on-rice-imports-to-be-lifted-on-sunday
Arkansas Ag
Task Force to Issue Voluntary Smoke Management Guidelines
LITTLE ROCK, AR -- The Arkansas Rice Farmers board recently
created a task force to develop crop management guidelines to address community
concerns about smoke created when farmers burn row crop field refuse each
fall. The task force had their second and final meeting earlier this week
where they finalized the Voluntary Smoke Management Guidelines for Agricultural
Burning.
Stakeholders representing the Arkansas Rice Federation, Arkansas Soybean Association, Ag Council of Arkansas, and the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation are on the task force with representatives from the Arkansas Agriculture Department, Arkansas Forestry Commission, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, and Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality serving in an advisory capacity.
After approval by their respective boards, the guidelines will become official and made available to the public.
"This is an issue the ag industry as a whole has acknowledged and is working to address collectively," said Jeff Rutledge, chairman of the Arkansas Rice Federation. "Field burning is part of a complete crop management strategy and our growers want to ensure the continued quality of the airshed their families and neighbors breathe."
Stakeholders will spend this coming year educating agriculture burners of the advised steps to take before they begin burning at the end of the next growing season. Before burning, farmers are encouraged to call (800) 830-8015 to report their crop burn, and to check that conditions are favorable for burning at that time.
Dr. Warren A. Skaug, a pediatrian in Jonesboro, who had noticed an increase in children with respiratory ailments in the fall, worked with the task force to help establish the new guidelines. "I think the citizens of Northeast Arkansas will be pleased at the work this task force has started," said Dr. Skaug. "Their efforts are a step in the right direction and I look forward to watching this initiative progress."
Stakeholders representing the Arkansas Rice Federation, Arkansas Soybean Association, Ag Council of Arkansas, and the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation are on the task force with representatives from the Arkansas Agriculture Department, Arkansas Forestry Commission, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, and Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality serving in an advisory capacity.
After approval by their respective boards, the guidelines will become official and made available to the public.
"This is an issue the ag industry as a whole has acknowledged and is working to address collectively," said Jeff Rutledge, chairman of the Arkansas Rice Federation. "Field burning is part of a complete crop management strategy and our growers want to ensure the continued quality of the airshed their families and neighbors breathe."
Stakeholders will spend this coming year educating agriculture burners of the advised steps to take before they begin burning at the end of the next growing season. Before burning, farmers are encouraged to call (800) 830-8015 to report their crop burn, and to check that conditions are favorable for burning at that time.
Dr. Warren A. Skaug, a pediatrian in Jonesboro, who had noticed an increase in children with respiratory ailments in the fall, worked with the task force to help establish the new guidelines. "I think the citizens of Northeast Arkansas will be pleased at the work this task force has started," said Dr. Skaug. "Their efforts are a step in the right direction and I look forward to watching this initiative progress."
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Indonesian
Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita defends the government's decision to import
rice so close to the local harvest season in a parliamentary hearing on
Thursday (18/01). (Antara Photo/Akbar Nugroho Gumay)
Jakarta. Indonesia's House
of Representatives on Thursday (18/01) questioned the
government's decision to import rice so close to the local harvest season,
which is expected to bring in Rp 1.5 trillion — around $105 million — in profit
for importers.
The government has ordered national procurement agency Bulog to
import 500,000 tons of medium quality rice by the end of January to boost the country’s
stockpile.
Bulog has started an auction on its website to search for
suppliers from rice-producing countries, including India,
Pakistan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Bidding will start on
Jan. 19, and the letter of credit on the import is expected to be released on
Jan. 22.
But lawmakers pointed out there will be a huge gap between
the prices of local and imported rice, which will result in a huge windfall of
profit for importers that win the Bulog contract.
Rieke Diah Pitaloka, a lawmaker from Indonesia’s ruling party
the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle, said she estimated a
total profit of at least Rp 1.5 trillion for Bulog and the
importers, assuming a Rp 3,000 price gap per kilogram between imported
rice and the recommended retail price for local rice of Rp 9,450 per kg.
Medium quality rice was offered at $415-$420 per metric ton
last week in Thailand — the world's second-biggest rice exporter — up from
$395-$410, according to a report from Reuters.
"As long there is no clarity on who will exactly benefit
from this [rice import], I will continue to oppose it," Rieke said in
a hearing between the government and the House's Commission VI, which
oversees industry, investment and state-owned enterprises.
Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita, Bulog chairman Djarot
Kusumayakti and Indonesian Trading Agency (PPI) chairman Agus Andriyani were
also present in the hearing.
Rieke pointed out the potential huge windfall for importers
stands in stark contrast to Bulog’s limited ability to buy rice from local farmers.
The agency only bought 42 percent of the country's total
rice harvest yield during the major harvest season last year, far below
its target of 70 percent.
"Bulog has to be audited... the real problem is their
inability to buy rice from local farmers, not lack of stock," she said.
The commission will form an investigation team to supervise the
rice import, which is expected to arrive in Indonesia starting in the first
week of February to avoid clashing with the local rice harvest season.
"The team will dig into data reported from ministries and
agencies," the commission's chairman Teguh Juwarno told reporters.
The make-up of the investigation team will be decided next week,
he said.
Minister's Defense
Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita welcomed the commission's
plan to investigate discrepancies in the country's rice import data. "I
also suggested [the lawmakers should establish] a monitoring team to help
supervise the import," he said.
The minister did nevertheless defend the government's
decision to import rice so close to a harvest season. "The price of rice
keeps rising since the beginning of the year. We don’t want to risk a supply
shortage," Enggartiasto said in the hearing.
Trade ministry data released on Jan. 17 showed the
country’s rice stock held by Bulog was at 854,947 tons, including a reserve of
134,646 tons.
Meanwhile, from Dec. 31 to Jan. 17 the government on average
released 8,902 tons of rice every day to the market.
This means a total of 462,918 tons will have to be distributed
between Jan. 13 and March 31.
The remaining rice stock on March 31 is therefore estimated at
142,029 tons.
According to data from the Agriculture Ministry, total rice
consumption this year is estimated to be 33.8 million tons. Last year its was
30.65 million tons. Each Indonesian consumed on average 117 kilograms of rice
last year.
Asia Rice-Top exporters eye deals with
Indonesia, Philippines; prices jump
BENGALURU- Rice prices in Thailand and Vietnam received a major
boost this week from a potential deal with Indonesia, while robust demand from
Bangladesh propelled rates higher for the staple grain in top exporter
India.
In Thailand, the world's second-biggest rice exporter, benchmark 5 percent broken rice was quoted at $415-$420, free-on-board (FOB) Bangkok, up from $395-$410 last week.
The Indonesian government said on Monday it had assigned state logistics agency Bulog to import up to 500,000 tonnes. The agency said it was looking to purchase the rice from Thailand, Vietnam, and Pakistan.
In Thailand, the world's second-biggest rice exporter, benchmark 5 percent broken rice was quoted at $415-$420, free-on-board (FOB) Bangkok, up from $395-$410 last week.
The Indonesian government said on Monday it had assigned state logistics agency Bulog to import up to 500,000 tonnes. The agency said it was looking to purchase the rice from Thailand, Vietnam, and Pakistan.
"The price has gone up due to a possible deal with
Indonesia. But we will only know after the auction next week how much of the
500,000 tonnes will be imported from Thailand," said a Bangkok-based trader.
"Apart from Indonesia, the market remains quiet and there are no looming deals in sight."
"Apart from Indonesia, the market remains quiet and there are no looming deals in sight."
Meanwhile, rice prices in India jumped on strong demand from
neighbouring Bangladesh, which has emerged as a major importer of the grain
since 2017 after floods damaged its own crops.
India's rice exports likely jumped 22 percent in 2017 to a record 12.3 million tonnes as Bangladesh ramped up purchases.
In India, the 5 percent broken parboiled rice prices rose by $9 to $432-$436 per tonne, with the gains also supported by expectations of demand from Philippines and Indonesia, traders said.
"Bangladesh is aggressively buying. Now expecting strong demand from Philippines and Indonesia, traders have increased prices," said an exporter based in Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.
Sensing good export demand Indian mills are ramping up purchases but supplies are limited, which is pushing up prices, said another exporter.
The Philippines plans to import 250,000 tonnes of rice, an official of the state's grains procurement agency said on Wednesday.
Prospects of deals with the Philippines and more recently with Indonesia have raised export prices in Vietnam, which barely saw any offers secured this week as traders were reluctant to commit to any new contract amid depleting stocks. The next harvest is due in late February.
Prices in Vietnam rose to as high as $420-$430 a tonne, FOB Saigon, for the benchmark 5-percent broken rice , but traders said that is "not tradable".
"Those are just reference prices; no one is willing to strike a deal now as there's no stock left, not until late February, early March," said a Ho Chi Minh-city based trader.
Another trader said there could be some stock, about 200,000 tonnes, left in state rice companies -- just enough to bid for the government deals with Indonesia and the Philippines.
(Reporting by Suphanida Thakral in Bangkok, Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai, Mai Nguyen in Hanoi, and Ruma Paul in Dhaka; Editing by Gareth Jones) ((koustav.samanta@thomsonreuters.com)(within U.S. +1 651 848 5832, outside U.S. +91 80 6749 6164/1298)(Reuters Messaging: koustav.samanta.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
India's rice exports likely jumped 22 percent in 2017 to a record 12.3 million tonnes as Bangladesh ramped up purchases.
In India, the 5 percent broken parboiled rice prices rose by $9 to $432-$436 per tonne, with the gains also supported by expectations of demand from Philippines and Indonesia, traders said.
"Bangladesh is aggressively buying. Now expecting strong demand from Philippines and Indonesia, traders have increased prices," said an exporter based in Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.
Sensing good export demand Indian mills are ramping up purchases but supplies are limited, which is pushing up prices, said another exporter.
The Philippines plans to import 250,000 tonnes of rice, an official of the state's grains procurement agency said on Wednesday.
Prospects of deals with the Philippines and more recently with Indonesia have raised export prices in Vietnam, which barely saw any offers secured this week as traders were reluctant to commit to any new contract amid depleting stocks. The next harvest is due in late February.
Prices in Vietnam rose to as high as $420-$430 a tonne, FOB Saigon, for the benchmark 5-percent broken rice , but traders said that is "not tradable".
"Those are just reference prices; no one is willing to strike a deal now as there's no stock left, not until late February, early March," said a Ho Chi Minh-city based trader.
Another trader said there could be some stock, about 200,000 tonnes, left in state rice companies -- just enough to bid for the government deals with Indonesia and the Philippines.
(Reporting by Suphanida Thakral in Bangkok, Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai, Mai Nguyen in Hanoi, and Ruma Paul in Dhaka; Editing by Gareth Jones) ((koustav.samanta@thomsonreuters.com)(within U.S. +1 651 848 5832, outside U.S. +91 80 6749 6164/1298)(Reuters Messaging: koustav.samanta.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
NAFTA plays big role in U.S. agriculture
USDA economist
keeping Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and other USA officials informed
about the importance of NAFTA to agriculture.
USDA economist Robert Johansson says trade pacts such as NAFTA
are important to the U.S. agricultural economy. Agricultural production
alone, he says, may not account for a big percentage of the U.S. economy, but
when you add in other aspects of the entire ag industry--packing, food
processing, and transportation, among others-- agriculture's footprint gets
much bigger.
He said in an interview at
the recent Conservation systems Cotton and Rice conference in Memphis,
Tenn., that he and other USDA economists are taking that message to Secretary
Perdue and Congress.
Seasonal Ban on Rice Imports to Be Lifted
on Sunday
1. Economy
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Seasonal Ban on Rice Imports to Be Lifted on
Sunday
The
Ministry of Agriculture has allowed rice importers to register orders from Jan.
21 until June 21.
The permission was communicated by Agriculture Minister Mahmoud
Hojjati in a letter to Minister of Industries, Mining and Trade Mohammad Shariatmadari,
IRNA reported on Friday.
According to the letter, the order registrations will be valid
for a three-month period and are extendable by a further one month.
Hojjati noted that any rice shipments as per the new orders need
to be cleared through Iranian customs by July 22, after which all imports will
be banned.
Every year and during the rice harvest season, the government
bans rice imports in support of local farmers and domestic production.
Iranians consume 3.2 million tons of rice a year while domestic
production stands at 2.2 million tons.
Basmati rice prices are seen rising in the international market
with Iran likely to begin import of the cereal soon, Indian newspaper The
Economic Times reported on its website.
Rice exporters, who are already getting 20% higher price for
basmati compared with last year, said Iran could start import as early as next
week.
“The announcement by Iran is expected soon as the trade was
opened by this time last year,” said Vijay Setia, president of All-India Rice
Exporters Association. “The delay is due to the extended domestic rice season
in Iran.”
India exports about 4 million tons of basmati rice every year to
more than 100 countries, of which Saudi Arabia, Iran, the UAE, Kuwait, the US
and the UK are the main buyers.
The revival in price of basmati in the international market
follows a lean cropping season in India. Farmers had shrunk the area under
basmati due to a fall in the domestic price of the commodity.
Usually, demand and price of basmati increase around this time
of the year, when Iran starts importing the commodity after the close of its
domestic rice season.
Last year, Iran had announced the import of basmati in the
second week of January. This time the announcement is coming at a time when
international basmati prices are already strong.
“We are expecting a formal announcement by Iran on January 22 on
permission for import of basmati,” AIREA Executive Director Rajen Sudershan
told the Indian daily, adding that in the international market, basmati is
available for $900-1,150 a ton—15-20% higher than a year ago.
This year, basmati prices are firm mainly due to lower harvest
in India and higher cost of raw paddy in states like Punjab and Haryana.
Setia said basmati output this season is lower by 10%.
According to exporters, the spike in basmati price is also in
part due to the rise in crude oil price, which has strengthened the Persian
Gulf economies.
Ashok Sethi, former president of Punjab Rice Millers and
Exporters Association, said international basmati prices are being indirectly
buttressed by increase in crude oil prices.
Basmati prices were subdued in the previous two years.
“A lower harvest may not affect the volumes in the export
market,” said AK Gupta, director of Basmati Export Development Foundation, an
arm of Agricultural & Processed Foods Export Development Authority.
“Basmati exports could witness slight rise this year due to
steady global demand and higher carryover stock from the previous season,”
Gupta said.
Ban on rice imports to be
waived from Sunday
January 19, 2018
TEHRAN-Iran waived the ban on rice imports for a five-month
period starting from Sunday, Tasnim news agency reported on Friday.
The waiver was announced to Industry, Mining and Trade Minister
Mohammad Shariatmadari in a letter by Agriculture Minister Mahmoud Hojjati on
January 14.
On December 31, 2017, the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs
Administration (IRICA) banned any registration for imports of rice until further
notice, IRNA reported at the time.
“Regarding the mass imports of rice, more than one million tons,
during the first five months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-
August 22, 2017), which surpassed domestic consumption and pulled market into
recession, no further order registration should be allowed,” Hojjati wrote to
Shariatmadari on December 20.
Accordingly, IRICA announced that registration for imports of
rice is forbidden until further notice due to the order of agriculture minister
and exports and imports regulations of Iran Trade Promotion organization
(TPO).
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Indonesia starts processing rice imports to stabilize prices
Reporter: antara 16 hours ago
Illustration.
Workers rest on a pile of rice sacks at Cipinang Rice Market Central, East
Jakarta, Friday (19/1/2018). (ANTARA PHOTO/Sigid Kurniawan)
Jakarta
(ANTARA News) - A senior economic minister of Indonesia said here on Friday
that the country has started processing rice imports to stabilize prices and
curb inflation.
"We have indeed pushed the Bulog (national logistics agency) to immediately finish the process of tender. They said it would finish today. So the import process will start next week," stated the coordinating minister for economic affairs, Darmin Nasution.
He cautioned against worrying about the policy as the decision was made in response to the limited supply of "special" rice.
"Please do not worry about whether there is a surplus or deficit. The decision was made because the price is up," he noted.
Darmin pointed out the Bulog was ready to stabilize the price of rice in regions where prices have risen because of supply problems.
"We will ask the Bulog to conduct market operations if the prices do not drop," he added.
The Ministry of Trade has made assurances that the decision to import up to 500 thousand tons of premium rice will not affect farmers.
Trade Minister Enggartiadto Lukita remarked that the imported rice is intended to cover the stock shortage ahead of the grand harvest in March.
"The decision to import rice was made to avoid a shortage in stock that could cause prices in various regions to rise," he stressed at a meeting with the House Commission VI on Thursday.
Based on the Trade Ministry`s records as of January 17, rice stocks in the Bulog were recorded at 854,947 tons.
Of this amount, the government`s reserves have reached 134,646 tons, while the market needs are estimated to be some 8,992 tons per day.
With the planned distribution to be carried out from January 18 to March 31, the remaining supply at the Bulog by March 31 is expected to be some 152,029 tons.
"The government would not risk a shortage in the rice supply, as the harvest is expected to arrive only in March," the minister stressed
"We have indeed pushed the Bulog (national logistics agency) to immediately finish the process of tender. They said it would finish today. So the import process will start next week," stated the coordinating minister for economic affairs, Darmin Nasution.
He cautioned against worrying about the policy as the decision was made in response to the limited supply of "special" rice.
"Please do not worry about whether there is a surplus or deficit. The decision was made because the price is up," he noted.
Darmin pointed out the Bulog was ready to stabilize the price of rice in regions where prices have risen because of supply problems.
"We will ask the Bulog to conduct market operations if the prices do not drop," he added.
The Ministry of Trade has made assurances that the decision to import up to 500 thousand tons of premium rice will not affect farmers.
Trade Minister Enggartiadto Lukita remarked that the imported rice is intended to cover the stock shortage ahead of the grand harvest in March.
"The decision to import rice was made to avoid a shortage in stock that could cause prices in various regions to rise," he stressed at a meeting with the House Commission VI on Thursday.
Based on the Trade Ministry`s records as of January 17, rice stocks in the Bulog were recorded at 854,947 tons.
Of this amount, the government`s reserves have reached 134,646 tons, while the market needs are estimated to be some 8,992 tons per day.
With the planned distribution to be carried out from January 18 to March 31, the remaining supply at the Bulog by March 31 is expected to be some 152,029 tons.
"The government would not risk a shortage in the rice supply, as the harvest is expected to arrive only in March," the minister stressed
Elevated
CO2 Improves Rice Yields Under Both Well-watered and
Water-stressed Conditions
Posted
19 January 2018
Paper Reviewed
Kumar, A., Nayak, A.K., Sah, R.P., Sanghamitra, P. and Das, B.S. 2017. Effects of elevated CO2 concentration on water productivity and antioxidant enzyme activities of rice (Oryza sativa L.) under water deficit stress. Field Crops Research212: 61-72.
Kumar, A., Nayak, A.K., Sah, R.P., Sanghamitra, P. and Das, B.S. 2017. Effects of elevated CO2 concentration on water productivity and antioxidant enzyme activities of rice (Oryza sativa L.) under water deficit stress. Field Crops Research212: 61-72.
Introducing their study, Kumar et
al. (2017) note that rice is the principal staple food of India,
contributing greatly to the country's food security. One of the most
significant threats to that security is water stress, which threat may increase
in the future due to climate change, potentially causing drastic reductions in
rice yields. However, projections of rice yield loss due to moisture stress
might well be overcome by the yield-enhancing benefits that are expected to
accrue due to atmospheric CO2 enrichment, which latter phenomenon has been shown to
reduce plant moisture requirements while increasing both plant growth and
yield.
In an effort to elucidate the
interactive effects of these two competing forces (water stress and atmospheric
CO2enrichment),
Kumar et al. embarked on a two-year experiment where they grew rice
(Oryza sativa, cv Naveen) in open-top chambers under two moisture
regimes and three CO2 concentrations.
The study was performed at the Central Rice Research Institute in Cuttack,
India over two consecutive growing seasons. Plant moisture regimes included (1)
well-watered, where the water depth of the soil was maintained at 3 ± 2 cm, or
(2) water-deficit, where surface irrigation was only applied when the soil
water potential at 15 cm reached -60 kPa. Atmospheric CO2concentrations were maintained at
either (1) ambient (400 ppm), (2) mid-elevation (550 ppm), or (3)
high-elevation (700 ppm) during daylight hours only. Multiple growth- and
water-related parameters were measured at different stages of plant
development, as well as the concentration of several antioxidant enzymes. And
what did these several measurements reveal?
Atmospheric CO2 enrichment (to both 550 and
700 ppm), in the words of the authors, "exhibited a positive response on
plant growth, grain yield and [water use efficiency] of rice as compared to
ambient CO2."
In fact, with respect to grain yield, elevated levels of CO2 increased this parameter by
15-18% under well-watered conditions and by a larger39-43% under
water-deficit conditions. In terms of water use, under elevated CO2 there was a decline of 11-14%
and 5% in irrigation water input under well-watered and water-deficit
conditions, respectively. What is more, the water use efficiency (ratio of
grain yield to total water input) of rice in the two CO2-enriched chambers increased by
30-35% under well-watered conditions and by approximately 48% under water
deficit conditions, relative to that observed in the ambient CO2 chambers.
The five researchers also report
that higher levels of CO2 significantly
altered leaf tissue parameters (e.g., relative water content, leaf water
potential and electrolyte leakage) under moisture-stress, so as to help
mitigate the negative impacts of water-deficit. In addition, they found that
the concentrations of certain antioxidant metabolites were reduced in plants growing
under elevated CO2 in
the moisture-stress treatment. This latter observation further supports the
notion that elevated CO2 helps
mitigate water stress in rice -- the CO2-induced mitigation of the water stress reduces the
production of harmful reactive oxygen species, which subsequently reduces the
need for plants to produce antioxidant enzymes to counter them.
Taken together, the above findings
signal good news for the future food security of India. Rising atmospheric CO2concentrations will increase rice
yields under normal watering conditions, needing less water to
do so, while under water-deficit conditions it will help to mitigate (and
potentially overcome) yield losses.
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Yangon rice market reels from fraud case
Jan. 19, 2018
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Workers prepare rice for export
in Oct. 2017. Photo: MOI
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multi-billion-kyat case of rice export fraud has grown over the last two weeks
and damaged dozens of rice traders’ ability to do business.
The case against Aung Swe Oo began on Jan. 6 when 64
rice merchants operating out of the Bayinnaung Market in northwestern Yangon
filed complaints alleging that they were cheated out of a total of K5.37
billion (US$3.9 million). They said Aung Swe Oo and his company ASO accepted
their money without delivering the rice he said he was selling.
Since then, more
claims against Aung Swe Oo have emerged, bringing the total value of the
alleged fraud up to K5.64 billion ($4.1 million). Each of the merchants
claims a loss of between K10 million ($7,300) and K800 million ($587,000).
The Myanmar Rice
Traders Association has accepted the alleged victims’ complaints and set out to
resolve the case providing them with legal assistance and confiscating
ASO-owned property to pay them back. However, the association has faced
challenges along the way.
“While
confiscating the scamster’s properties, we had to face a series of problems
related to the lease and mortgage. The merchants, rice millers, and farmers who
are victims of the fraud are approaching the depot daily to raise complaints.
It will take time to settle this problem. We will not be able to placate all
the fraud victims,” association secretary Than Oo told the Global New Light of Myanmar.
Aung Swe Oo
faces two criminal charges, and police are expected to file a third charge
against him.
The Immigration
Department has reported that relatives of the suspect left Myanmar on Jan. 2
and 5, just before the first complaints were filed, but there is no record of
Aung Swe Oo himself leaving the country.
As authorities
search for the alleged fraudster, Yangon’s rice industry has been reeling from
the magnitude of the case. Rice exporters have been avoiding Yangon markets and
buying from rural markets instead. The price of Myanmar rice has also risen.
“Rural merchants
are worried because of the case, which has triggered mistrust among Yangon
merchants. As a result, rice inflow into the Yangon market is declining,” Than
Oo said.
The Myanmar Rice
Traders Association has reported that rice shipments may be delayed,
potentially harming Myanmar’s international trade relations. To avoid future
fraud cases, the association has advised rice traders to avoid advance
purchases and sales.
The Myanmar Rice
Federation, a government-backed regulatory body, is expected to report the case
to the ministries of commerce and home affairs in an effort to bring Aung Swe
Oo to justice and reach a settlement with the alleged victims
Ardent Mills’
Molinos de Puerto Rico, Resilient in Wake of Hurricane Maria
Yesterday
Since Hurricane Maria’s destructive forces hit Puerto Rico on
September 20, 2017, Denver-based Ardent Mills’ sister
company, Molinos de Puerto Rico, maintained milling operations for all but
about four days. More importantly, operations at the mill in San Juan expanded
almost immediately to include day-to-day assistance for employees affected by
the catastrophic storm.
Jon Stuewe, president of Ardent Mills' Molinos de Puerto Rico,
reports that, fortunately, the mill has no reported injuries from the storm,
but many team members have faced significant losses to homes and property.
“We employ 100 people, and nearly 20 of them lost everything.
One of our engineers lives in one of the only two-story, concrete houses in her
area and brought 20 neighbors into her home as a nearby river flooded,
engulfing the first level. One of our workers gave birth two days after the
storm, when the hospitals were still running on generators, rooms were filled,
and patients were marshalled into the hallways with many limited to just one
bottle of water per day. Another worker was mugged and stabbed on the way home
from the mill one evening,” Stuewe describes.
Despite hardships, in the storm’s aftermath, the mill community
showed extraordinary humanity, hope, service, loyalty, persistence, compassion
and solidarity and functioned as members of a big family working together for
the same goal.
“The mill became a safe, consistent place for our team to be. We
had the common goal to take care of each other, to feed the people of Puerto
Rico and the hard-hit Caribbean region while serving our customers,” says
Stuewe.
Emergency Preparedness
Puerto Rico is no stranger to storms, and each season, Molinos
prepares by putting a hold on a leased industrial-grade generator, storing
extra fuel and loading trucks in advance, which helped the mill ride out
Hurricane Irma. But Hurricane Maria was different. Making landfall with winds
just one mile per hour shy of a Category 5, Maria cut a diagonal swath through
the island and left extreme rains in its wake, leveling much of the island and
crippling services for weeks.
“We listened to our team members and got back to basics,” says
Stuewe, describing how basics like water, food and clean clothes were so scarce
that flying supplies in by private jets was the best solution.
To speed the response, Ardent Mills flew five team members from
the company's Denver headquarters and other network sites to Puerto Rico to
help staff assess damage and take the steps necessary to resume operations.
Engineers, millers and health and safety specialists lived in the mill with no
power, no running water and no air conditioning.
“The team who flew in even had to deal with a bat flying around
the stairwell where some of them slept. But seeing this team’s effort helped
lift everyone’s spirits,” Stuewe recalls.
First, Ardent Mills worked to ensure the Molinos water system
was functioning – especially so their team could bring water back to their
homes. They put clothes washers and dryers on site, provided three hot meals a
day, and even made a barber available. Without electricity, employees couldn’t
access banks, so the management provided cash and fuel.
The rest of Ardent Mills’ community of 2,400+ employees also
pitched in, contributing more than $25,000 to a GoFundMe page initiated by a
team member and dedicated to affected colleagues. Ardent Mills is matching
$40,000.
The New Normal: Recovery Continues
As 2018 begins and the Hurricane Maria recovery continues months
after the storm, Ardent Mills’ Molinos de Puerto Rico continues to supply a
large portion of the grain-based food ingredients on the island and Caribbean
region with its corn, wheat and rice milling.
“I had the opportunity to spend eight days on the island in two
trips since the storm. After my last trip, I was glad to see real signs of
improvement that are happening faster than I would have thought possible,”
emphasizes Bill Stoufer, Ardent Mills COO. “The local food industry in
Puerto Rico did and continues to do a great job getting food to Puerto
Ricans. While food is of key importance, we learned, it is about jobs,
family and providing our team with a sense of normalcy for part of the day.”
At 90 days post storm, FEMA estimates that 65.4 percent of the
island has restored power, and the potable water rate is at 86 percent of
pre-storm supplies. “We are off generators now, but the electric grid is not
100 percent. Gas and food are still not back to normal supplies, and most
restaurants are not open,” Stuewe describes.
“There’s no way to prepare fully for an event of this scale, but
we have put new systems in place, like an ultraviolet water treatment system,
that will help us have clean water supplies permanently. You learn from these
events,” notes Stuewe, who shares that his biggest lesson was the resiliency of
his team.
“When we weren’t operating at full capacity, team members were
asking, ‘What else can I do? Is there anything to clean or fix?’ They
appreciated having the mill to come to, and we appreciated their
‘all-hands-on-deck’ approach to getting through this crisis together. It was a
shared experience, and we grew together as a family, which we are celebrating,”
says Stuewe.
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Central agency expresses concern at plight of
State farmers
STAFF REPORTER
GUWAHATI, Jan 19 - The Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices, Union Ministry of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare today voiced concern over the non-remunerative prices Assam’s farmers were getting and asked the State government to put in place a mechanism involving proper storage facilities and market linkage for addressing the farmers’ problems.The Commission observed this at the meeting on ‘Agricultural costs and prices for the northeastern region’ here today. The meeting will conclude tomorrow.
STAFF REPORTER
GUWAHATI, Jan 19 - The Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices, Union Ministry of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare today voiced concern over the non-remunerative prices Assam’s farmers were getting and asked the State government to put in place a mechanism involving proper storage facilities and market linkage for addressing the farmers’ problems.The Commission observed this at the meeting on ‘Agricultural costs and prices for the northeastern region’ here today. The meeting will conclude tomorrow.
Today’s session on ‘Kharif crop price policy and
oil palm’ was chaired by Prof Vijay Paul Sharma, chairman of Commission for
Agricultural Costs and Prices.
Taking note of the constraints faced by the
State’s farmers, Sharma laid stress on the need for creating an institutional
mechanism like mandis with integrated facilities for ensuring remunerative
prices for the farmers. He said that better storage facilities were a need of
the hour and storage needed modern technology –and not merely godowns – to
maintain the quality of produce and also to ensure that the consumers got a
real taste of quality food.
Farmers who took part in the meet bemoaned the
lack of initiative from the Food Corporation of India (FCI), accusing it of not
procuring rice from the farmers under the pretext of excessive moisture
content. They also alleged that the FCI did not have adequate rice procurement
centres and the system was conductive to the working of the middle men. The FCI
representative, however, said that it had 40 centres which was adequate and
that other issues would be resolved with cooperation from all concerned.
Earlier in his welcome address, MS Manivannan,
Secretary and Director, State Agriculture Department, said that despite being a
rice surplus State, the farmers were not getting remunerative prices. He added
that it was a challenge for the Agriculture Department and that the
deliberations during the meet would help devise a mechanism to ensure
remunerative prices for the farmers.
The meet was attended by officials and other
representatives from Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya, FCI, Assam State
Agricultural Marketing Board, Rice Millers Association, etc.
Secretary of the State Food and Civil Suppliers
Department, S Hazarika, said that a comprehensive package incorporating
two-three top paddy-producing districts for providing all facilities to the
farmers would be implemented on ‘mission mode’ soon.
Sailaza Sarma, Member Secretary of the Cost and
Prices Commission, also attended the meet.
Basmati export to Iran
likely by next week
By
, ET Bureau|
Jan 18, 2018, 02.23 PM IST
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CHANDIGARH:
Basmati rice prices are seen
rising in the international market with Iran
likely to begin import of the cereal soon.
Rice exporters, who are already getting 20% higher price for basmati compared with last year, said Iran could start import as early as next week.
"The announcement by Iran is expected soon as the trade was opened by this time last year," said Vijay Setia, president of All-India Rice Exporters Association (AIREA). "The delay is due to the extended domestic rice season in Iran."
India exports about 4 million tonnes of basmati rice every year to more than 100 countries, of which Saudi Arabia, Iran, the UAE, Kuwait, the US and the UK are the main buyers.
The revival in price of basmati in the international market follows a lean cropping season in India. Farmers had shrunk the area under basmati due to a fall in the domestic price of the commodity.
Usually, demand and price of basmati increase around this time of the year, when Iran starts imports of the commodity after the close of its domestic rice season. Last year, Iran had announced import of basmati in the second week of January. This time the announcement is coming at a time when international basmati prices are already strong.
"We are expecting a formal announcement by Iran on 22 January on permission for import of basmati," AIREA executive director Rajen Sudershan told ET, adding that in the international market, basmati is available for $900-1,150 a tonne-- 15-20% higher than a year ago.
This year, basmati prices are firm mainly due to lower harvest in India and higher cost of raw paddy in states like Punjab and Haryana. Sethia said basmati output this season is lower by 10%.
According to exporters, the spike in basmati price is also in part due to the increase in price of crude oil, which has strengthened the economies in the Gulf region.
Ashok Sethi, former president of Punjab Rice Millers and Exporters Association, said international basmati prices are being indirectly buttressed by increase in crude oil prices. Basmati prices were subdued in the previous two years.
A lower harvest may not affect the volumes in the export market, said AK Gupta, director of Basmati Export Development Foundation (BEDF), an arm of Agricultural & Processed Foods Export Development Authority (APEDA). "Basmati exports could witness slight rise this year due to steady global demand and higher carryover stock from the previous season," Gupta said.
Rice exporters, who are already getting 20% higher price for basmati compared with last year, said Iran could start import as early as next week.
"The announcement by Iran is expected soon as the trade was opened by this time last year," said Vijay Setia, president of All-India Rice Exporters Association (AIREA). "The delay is due to the extended domestic rice season in Iran."
India exports about 4 million tonnes of basmati rice every year to more than 100 countries, of which Saudi Arabia, Iran, the UAE, Kuwait, the US and the UK are the main buyers.
The revival in price of basmati in the international market follows a lean cropping season in India. Farmers had shrunk the area under basmati due to a fall in the domestic price of the commodity.
Usually, demand and price of basmati increase around this time of the year, when Iran starts imports of the commodity after the close of its domestic rice season. Last year, Iran had announced import of basmati in the second week of January. This time the announcement is coming at a time when international basmati prices are already strong.
"We are expecting a formal announcement by Iran on 22 January on permission for import of basmati," AIREA executive director Rajen Sudershan told ET, adding that in the international market, basmati is available for $900-1,150 a tonne-- 15-20% higher than a year ago.
This year, basmati prices are firm mainly due to lower harvest in India and higher cost of raw paddy in states like Punjab and Haryana. Sethia said basmati output this season is lower by 10%.
According to exporters, the spike in basmati price is also in part due to the increase in price of crude oil, which has strengthened the economies in the Gulf region.
Ashok Sethi, former president of Punjab Rice Millers and Exporters Association, said international basmati prices are being indirectly buttressed by increase in crude oil prices. Basmati prices were subdued in the previous two years.
A lower harvest may not affect the volumes in the export market, said AK Gupta, director of Basmati Export Development Foundation (BEDF), an arm of Agricultural & Processed Foods Export Development Authority (APEDA). "Basmati exports could witness slight rise this year due to steady global demand and higher carryover stock from the previous season," Gupta said.
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Nagpur Foodgrain Prices Open- January
19, 2018
Reuters Staff
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Nagpur Foodgrain Prices –
APMC/Open Market-January 19, 2018
Nagpur, Jan 19 (Reuters) – Gram
and tuar prices showed weak tendency in Nagpur Agriculture
Produce Marketing Committee
(APMC) on lack of demand from local millers amid good supply from
producing regions. Fresh fall
on NCDEX in gram prices, downward trend in Madhya Pradesh pulses
and high moisture content
arrival also pulled down prices here.
About 150 bags of gram and 300
bags of tuar reported for auction in Nagpur APMC, according to
sources.
FOODGRAINS & PULSES
GRAM
* Gram varieties ruled steady in open market
here but demand was poor.
TUAR
* Tuar Karnataka moved down in open market
on lack of demand from local traders amid
good supply from producing regions.
* Moong Chilka recovered in open market here
on increased buying support
from local traders amid weak supply from
producing belts.
* In Akola, Tuar New – 4,100-4,200, Tuar dal
(clean) – 6,400-6,600, Udid Mogar (clean)
– 7,600-8,700, Moong Mogar (clean)
7,300-7,600, Gram – 4,300-4,400, Gram Super best
– 6,200-6,700
* Wheat, rice and other foodgrain items
moved in a narrow range in
scattered deals and settled at last levels
in limited trading activity.
Nagpur foodgrains APMC auction/open-market
prices in rupees for 100 kg
FOODGRAINS Available prices Previous close
Gram Auction 3,000-3,500 3,100-3,600
Gram Pink Auction n.a. 2,100-2,600
Tuar Auction 3,600-4,400 3,700-4,480
Moong Auction n.a. 3,900-4,200
Udid Auction n.a. 4,300-4,500
Masoor Auction n.a. 2,600-2,800
Wheat Mill quality Auction 1,590-1,736 1,580-1,725
Gram Super Best Bold 6,500-7,000 6,500-7,000
Gram Super Best n.a. n.a.
Gram Medium Best 6,000-6,200 6,000-6,200
Gram Dal Medium n.a. n.a
Gram Mill Quality 3,900-4,000 3,900-4,000
Desi gram Raw 4,000-4,250 4,000-4,250
Gram Kabuli 12,400-13,000 12,400-13,000
Tuar Fataka Best-New 6,600-6,800 6,600-6,800
Tuar Fataka Medium-New 6,300-6,500 6,300-6,500
Tuar Dal Best Phod-New 5,800-6,000 5,800-6,000
Tuar Dal Medium phod-New 5,400-5,700 5,400-5,700
Tuar Gavarani New 4,350-4,650 4,350-4,650
Tuar Karnataka 4,650-4,850 4,700-4,900
Masoor dal best 5,200-5,400 5,200-5,400
Masoor dal medium 4,700-5,000 4,700-5,000
Masoor n.a. n.a.
Moong Mogar bold (New) 7,500-8,000 7,500-8,000
Moong Mogar Medium 6,500-7,000 6,500-7,000
Moong dal Chilka 5,900-6,600 5,800-6,600
Moong Mill quality n.a. n.a.
Moong Chamki best 7,500-8,000 7,500-8,000
Udid Mogar best (100 INR/KG) (New)
8,000-9,000 8,000-9,000
Udid Mogar Medium (100 INR/KG) 5,800-7,000 5,800-7,000
Udid Dal Black (100 INR/KG) 5,000-6,400 5,000-6,400
Batri dal (100 INR/KG) 5,000-5,300 5,000-5,300
Lakhodi dal (100 INR/kg) 2,500-2,600 2,500-2,600
Watana Dal (100 INR/KG) 3,200-3,350 3,200-3,350
Watana Green Best (100 INR/KG) 3,400-3,800 3,400-3,800
Wheat 308 (100 INR/KG) 1,900-2,000 1,900-2,000
Wheat Mill quality (100 INR/KG) 1,750-1,850 1,750-1,850
Wheat Filter (100 INR/KG) 2,150-2,350 2,150-2,350
Wheat Lokwan best (100 INR/KG) 2,150-2,400 2,150-2,400
Wheat Lokwan medium (100 INR/KG) 1,900-2,100 1,900-2,100
Lokwan Hath Binar (100 INR/KG) n.a. n.a.
MP Sharbati Best (100 INR/KG) 3,200-3,700 3,200-3,700
MP Sharbati Medium (100 INR/KG) 2,400-2,700 2,400-2,700
Rice BPT best (100 INR/KG) 3,500-4,000 3,500-4,000
Rice BPT medium (100 INR/KG) 3,000-3,200 3,000-3,200
Rice BPT new (100 INR/KG) 2,800-3,500 2,800-3,500
Rice Luchai (100 INR/KG) 2,500-2,700 2,500-2,700
Rice Swarna best (100 INR/KG) 2,600-2,800 2,600-2,800
Rice Swarna medium (100 INR/KG) 2,400-2,500 2,400-2,500
Rice Swarna new (100 INR/KG) 2,300-2,450 2,300-2,450
Rice HMT best (100 INR/KG) 4,200-4,600 4,200-4,600
Rice HMT medium (100 INR/KG) 3,600-4,000 3,600-4,000
Rice HMT medium (100 INR/KG) 4,000-4,400 4,000-4,400
Rice Shriram best(100 INR/KG) 5,200-5,500 5,200-5,500
Rice Shriram med (100 INR/KG) 4,700-5,000 4,700-5,000
Rice Shriram new (100 INR/KG) 4,800-5,200 4,800-5,200
Rice Basmati best (100 INR/KG) 9,500-14,000 9,500-13,500
Rice Basmati Medium (100 INR/KG) 5,000-7,500 5,000-7,500
Rice Chinnor best 100 INR/KG) 6,200-6,400 6,200-6,400
Rice Chinnor medium (100 INR/KG) 5,600-5,900 5,600-5,900
Rice Chinnor new (100 INR/KG) 5,800-6,000 5,800-6,000
Jowar Gavarani (100 INR/KG) 2,000-2,200 2,000-2,100
Jowar CH-5 (100 INR/KG) 1,800-2,000 1,700-2,000
WEATHER (NAGPUR)
Maximum temp. 30.0 degree
Celsius, minimum temp. 9.8 degree Celsius
Rainfall : Nil
FORECAST: Mainly clear sky.
Maximum and minimum temperature would be around and 30 and 10 degree
Celsius respectively.
Note: n.a.--not available
(For oils, transport costs are
excluded from plant delivery prices, but
included in market prices)
Ban on rice imports to be
waived from Sunday
January 19, 2018
TEHRAN-Iran waived the ban on rice imports for a five-month
period starting from Sunday, Tasnim news agency reported on Friday.
The waiver was announced to Industry, Mining and Trade Minister
Mohammad Shariatmadari in a letter by Agriculture Minister Mahmoud Hojjati on
January 14.
On December 31, 2017, the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs
Administration (IRICA) banned any registration for imports of rice until
further notice, IRNA reported at the time.
“Regarding the mass imports of rice, more than one million tons,
during the first five months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-
August 22, 2017), which surpassed domestic consumption and pulled market into
recession, no further order registration should be allowed,” Hojjati wrote to
Shariatmadari on December 20.
Accordingly, IRICA announced that registration for imports of
rice is forbidden until further notice due to the order of agriculture minister
and exports and imports regulations of Iran Trade Promotion organization
(TPO).
http://www.tehrantimes.com/news/420479/Ban-on-rice-imports-to-be-waived-from-Sunday anmar
aims to increase exports of rice husk-to- biomass products
19 JAN 2018
Some Myanmar businesses
are hoping to receive technical and financial support from the government to
convert rice husks into biomass products for export purposes. Rice husks are
the hard protecting layers covering each grain of rice.
These are discarded
during the rice milling process and can be converted into building materials,
fertilisers, insulation material or fuel.
Last week, the Myanmar
Rice Federation said companies involved in the rice husk-to-fuel conversion
business, would be eligible to apply for small and medium enterprise (SME)
loans to fund expansion. Workshops will also be conducted to train businesses
on technique and know-how on converting rice husks to bio mass fuels.
One rice mill owner, Dr
Hla Phone, is among those planning to apply for the loan and participate in the
workshops. Dr Hla Phone first set up his K70 million rice mill in the Sagaing
industrial zone in 2014. He began exporting rice husk ash (RHA) to Japan in
2015. RHA is generated when rice husks are burnt as boiler fuel when processing
paddy.
“Demand from Japan is
currently 100 tonnes per year but I am only able to export 20 tonnes per year
because of the lack of technical support,” he told The Myanmar Times. “After
attending the workshops, if my factory is able to run at full capacity, we can
produce much more biomass fuel from the rice husks for export purposes.”
With the additional SME
loan, Dr Hla Phone is also planning to build additional storage facilities for
discarded rice husks near his existing mill.
Ko Phyo Thura, secretary
for Shwe Bo industrial zone, said he expects to produce more biomass products
if he receives loan support from the government. He points out that there are
30 rice mills at Shwe Bo with the capacities to process between 30 tonnes and
100 tonnes of rice grains.
However, because the
mills lack know-how on converting discarded rice husks to reusable fuels, “we
end up wasting a high volume of rice husks and RHA,” he said.
Yangon rice market reels from fraud case
Jan. 19, 2018
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Workers prepare rice for export
in Oct. 2017. Photo: MOI
A
multi-billion-kyat case of rice export fraud has grown over the last two weeks
and damaged dozens of rice traders’ ability to do business.
The case against Aung Swe Oo began on Jan. 6 when 64
rice merchants operating out of the Bayinnaung Market in northwestern Yangon
filed complaints alleging that they were cheated out of a total of K5.37
billion (US$3.9 million). They said Aung Swe Oo and his company ASO accepted
their money without delivering the rice he said he was selling.
Since then, more
claims against Aung Swe Oo have emerged, bringing the total value of the
alleged fraud up to K5.64 billion ($4.1 million). Each of the merchants
claims a loss of between K10 million ($7,300) and K800 million ($587,000).
The Myanmar Rice
Traders Association has accepted the alleged victims’ complaints and set out to
resolve the case providing them with legal assistance and confiscating
ASO-owned property to pay them back. However, the association has faced
challenges along the way.
“While
confiscating the scamster’s properties, we had to face a series of problems
related to the lease and mortgage. The merchants, rice millers, and farmers who
are victims of the fraud are approaching the depot daily to raise complaints.
It will take time to settle this problem. We will not be able to placate all
the fraud victims,” association secretary Than Oo told the Global New Light of Myanmar.
Aung Swe Oo
faces two criminal charges, and police are expected to file a third charge
against him.
The Immigration
Department has reported that relatives of the suspect left Myanmar on Jan. 2
and 5, just before the first complaints were filed, but there is no record of
Aung Swe Oo himself leaving the country.
As authorities
search for the alleged fraudster, Yangon’s rice industry has been reeling from
the magnitude of the case. Rice exporters have been avoiding Yangon markets and
buying from rural markets instead. The price of Myanmar rice has also risen.
“Rural merchants
are worried because of the case, which has triggered mistrust among Yangon
merchants. As a result, rice inflow into the Yangon market is declining,” Than
Oo said.
The Myanmar Rice
Traders Association has reported that rice shipments may be delayed,
potentially harming Myanmar’s international trade relations. To avoid future
fraud cases, the association has advised rice traders to avoid advance
purchases and sales.
The Myanmar Rice
Federation, a government-backed regulatory body, is expected to report the case
to the ministries of commerce and home affairs in an effort to bring Aung Swe
Oo to justice and reach a settlement with the alleged victims.
Several
quarters reject plan to import rice
Reporter: Andi Abdussalam 19th
January 2018
Illustration. Imported rice. (ANTARA PHOTO/Adeng Bustomi)
Jakarta (ANTARA
News) - The government has finally decided to import rice as prices of the
commodity continue to increase, while supply in the market is declining, and
stock at the National Logistics Board (Bulog) is not adequate for market
operations.
The plan is to import 500 thousand tons of rice from Vietnam and Thailand by the end of January. It will be carried out by Bulog.
But certain quarters, including in a number of regions, such as Banten, Aceh, Central Java, Yoyakarta and South Sulawesi, do not agree with the importation of rice for a number of reasons.
Kulon Progo District Head, Hasto Wardoyo, in Yoyakarta, for example, refused the plan to import rice for market operations in his region. The average unhulled rice production in his region reached 125 tons to meet the local needs, he stated on Wednesday.
Therefore, the Association of All District Government of Indonesia (Apkasi) has urged the government to review its plan to import rice by crosschecking the real data on rice availability in the region.
Rejection of rice importation was also voiced by Rieke Diah Pitaloka, a member of Commission VI on trade affairs of the House of Representatives (DPR). "I reject it because the arguments for the importation of rice were not clear and not based on real data," she noted on Wednesday.
According to Pitaloka, there are data discrepancies among the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Trade, the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), and other relevant agencies that should be wary because these things have tarnished the credibility of the government. Moreover, the problem of rice is a crucial problem for all people.
The president should also evaluate the performance of ministries, which are considered to have shown negligence in dealing with this important task (synchronizing the data).
"The problem is that there should not be data discrepancies, because ministries and state agencies are in one government. If the president`s aides provide such discrepancies, it should be evaluated seriously," he remarked.
She argued that a decision to import rice should not be taken close to the harvest season. Moreover, the import process will take more than a month, and imported rice will arrive during the harvest season, which begins in February.
In addition, before making an import decision, the government should evaluate national rice stock data. National rice stock data is not only in the government or Bulog but also in the levels of rice traders and farmers.
"They have to sit together and provide uniform data to the public. The relevant ministries and agencies should support each other, together with the evaluation of the data, by involving all regional heads, especially in places which are hubs of rice production," Pitaloka revealed.
In the meantime, Apkasi has urged the government to review its plan to import rice by crosschecking the real data on rice availability in the region.
"Based on the data, facts, and input from the district heads, we put forth a suggestion to the central government to seriously review the policy to import rice, so as not to disadvantage the farmers in the region," Apkasi Chairman Mardani H. Maming remarked in a press statement on Wednesday.
Mardani, who also serves as the Tanah Bumbu district head in South Kalimantan Province, is currently promoting development of the agricultural sector in the region, especially making it the hub for the breeding of rice and corn for the Kalimantan area.
"The rice import policy is a very reasonable effort of the government to stabilize the price of a commodity in the country, but the policy must be thoroughly studied, otherwise this import policy can be counterproductive and can affect the condition of farmers in the country," he pointed out.
The government has decided to import 500 thousand tons of rice to increase domestic stock, in a bid to curb rice price increase in local markets. "We will import 500 thousand tons of special rice, from Vietnam and Thailand," Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita told the press after a meeting with rice distributors and retailers association in Jakarta on Thursday (Jan 11).
The decision to import rice was taken after the government, the State Logistics Agency (Bulog), and the special Task Force for Food conducted market operations in November and December 2017 to contain the rising prices of medium rice.
The operations did not significantly impact the price rise, considering the prices peaked in early January 2018 to Rp11,000 per kilogram, or above the specified ceiling of the retail price of Rp9,450 for Java Island.
"The impact is not kicking in. It did not result in a price decline; in fact, the prices were stagnant for some time, then they showed a slight increase. And at the start of January, the prices rose sharply," Lukita emphasized.
According to Vice President Jusuf Kalla, the government decided to import 500 thousand tons of rice due to the declining supply in the domestic market.
"We have a reference price. If (the rice price) is above the reference price, then Bulog (the national logistics board) must sell (its rice). But because the stocks are declining, Bulog must import rice first and later sell it. If the price falls, it must buy rice to push up the price. That`s the system," Kalla explained after inaugurating the executive board of the Indonesian Mosque Council at the Istiqlal Mosque on Friday.
The decline in domestic rice stocks is a result of, among other reasons, the weather phenomenon, which has led to inadequate rice production, he noted.
The plan is to import 500 thousand tons of rice from Vietnam and Thailand by the end of January. It will be carried out by Bulog.
But certain quarters, including in a number of regions, such as Banten, Aceh, Central Java, Yoyakarta and South Sulawesi, do not agree with the importation of rice for a number of reasons.
Kulon Progo District Head, Hasto Wardoyo, in Yoyakarta, for example, refused the plan to import rice for market operations in his region. The average unhulled rice production in his region reached 125 tons to meet the local needs, he stated on Wednesday.
Therefore, the Association of All District Government of Indonesia (Apkasi) has urged the government to review its plan to import rice by crosschecking the real data on rice availability in the region.
Rejection of rice importation was also voiced by Rieke Diah Pitaloka, a member of Commission VI on trade affairs of the House of Representatives (DPR). "I reject it because the arguments for the importation of rice were not clear and not based on real data," she noted on Wednesday.
According to Pitaloka, there are data discrepancies among the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Trade, the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), and other relevant agencies that should be wary because these things have tarnished the credibility of the government. Moreover, the problem of rice is a crucial problem for all people.
The president should also evaluate the performance of ministries, which are considered to have shown negligence in dealing with this important task (synchronizing the data).
"The problem is that there should not be data discrepancies, because ministries and state agencies are in one government. If the president`s aides provide such discrepancies, it should be evaluated seriously," he remarked.
She argued that a decision to import rice should not be taken close to the harvest season. Moreover, the import process will take more than a month, and imported rice will arrive during the harvest season, which begins in February.
In addition, before making an import decision, the government should evaluate national rice stock data. National rice stock data is not only in the government or Bulog but also in the levels of rice traders and farmers.
"They have to sit together and provide uniform data to the public. The relevant ministries and agencies should support each other, together with the evaluation of the data, by involving all regional heads, especially in places which are hubs of rice production," Pitaloka revealed.
In the meantime, Apkasi has urged the government to review its plan to import rice by crosschecking the real data on rice availability in the region.
"Based on the data, facts, and input from the district heads, we put forth a suggestion to the central government to seriously review the policy to import rice, so as not to disadvantage the farmers in the region," Apkasi Chairman Mardani H. Maming remarked in a press statement on Wednesday.
Mardani, who also serves as the Tanah Bumbu district head in South Kalimantan Province, is currently promoting development of the agricultural sector in the region, especially making it the hub for the breeding of rice and corn for the Kalimantan area.
"The rice import policy is a very reasonable effort of the government to stabilize the price of a commodity in the country, but the policy must be thoroughly studied, otherwise this import policy can be counterproductive and can affect the condition of farmers in the country," he pointed out.
The government has decided to import 500 thousand tons of rice to increase domestic stock, in a bid to curb rice price increase in local markets. "We will import 500 thousand tons of special rice, from Vietnam and Thailand," Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita told the press after a meeting with rice distributors and retailers association in Jakarta on Thursday (Jan 11).
The decision to import rice was taken after the government, the State Logistics Agency (Bulog), and the special Task Force for Food conducted market operations in November and December 2017 to contain the rising prices of medium rice.
The operations did not significantly impact the price rise, considering the prices peaked in early January 2018 to Rp11,000 per kilogram, or above the specified ceiling of the retail price of Rp9,450 for Java Island.
"The impact is not kicking in. It did not result in a price decline; in fact, the prices were stagnant for some time, then they showed a slight increase. And at the start of January, the prices rose sharply," Lukita emphasized.
According to Vice President Jusuf Kalla, the government decided to import 500 thousand tons of rice due to the declining supply in the domestic market.
"We have a reference price. If (the rice price) is above the reference price, then Bulog (the national logistics board) must sell (its rice). But because the stocks are declining, Bulog must import rice first and later sell it. If the price falls, it must buy rice to push up the price. That`s the system," Kalla explained after inaugurating the executive board of the Indonesian Mosque Council at the Istiqlal Mosque on Friday.
The decline in domestic rice stocks is a result of, among other reasons, the weather phenomenon, which has led to inadequate rice production, he noted.
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of Representatives plans to set up a team to oversee the government's decision
to import rice to ease market prices, which farmers have protested will lower
the commodity's farm-level price ahead of the coming harvest season.
Teguh
Juwarno, chairman of House Commission VI overseeing the trade sector, said on
Thursday in Jakarta that the commission would establish a team to ensure that
the policy would not impact the farmers' interests.
"We
need to know that the [planned] import is only to strengthen the rice stock,
and not for the interests of a few people," Teguh said.
The
commission established the team after meeting with Trade Minister Enggartiasto
Lukita, State Logistics Agency (Bulog) president director Djarot Kusumayakti,
state trading firm PT Perusahaan Perdagangan Indonesia (PT PP) president
director Agus Andiyani and the State-Owned Enterprises Ministry's deputy for
industrial, agriculture and pharmacy affairs, Wahyu Kuncoro.
Tegung said
that the team would consist of party faction representatives on Commission VI.
“The tas
Philippines'
2017 farm output rises 4 pct, buoyed by record rice
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MANILA, Jan 19 (Reuters) - The Philippines’ agricultural output
grew 2.2 percent in the fourth quarter, bringing full-year expansion to 3.95
percent, supported by a record rice production, the statistics agency said on
Friday.
Farm output accounts for about a tenth of the Southeast Asian
nation’s gross domestic product, which is among the fastest growing in the
world.
The growth in the agriculture sector in
the past quarter followed a 1.09 percent decline in the same quarter in 2016,
when full-year output dropped 1.4 percent, the statistics agency said. (bit.ly/2rkgCth)
The crops subsector, which accounted for 51 percent of total
farm output, rose 2.7 percent in the fourth quarter. Paddy rice output grew 9.4
percent to a record 19.28 million tonnes.
The Philippines will release its GDP data on Jan. 23. (Reporting
by Neil Jerome Morales; Editing by Manolo Serapio Jr. and Sam Holmes)
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Hybrid
Rice Seeds Market Trends by Key Players, Manufacturing Process, Machinery, Raw
Materials, Cost and Revenue to 2023
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Major Manufacturers
Analysis of Hybrid Rice Seeds Market: Dupont Pioneer,
Syngenta, Bayer CropScience, Nath, Advanta, Nirmal Seeds, Longping High-tech,
China National Seed Group, Hainan Shennong Gene, WIN-ALL HI-TECH SEED, Hefei
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Hybrid Rice Seeds Market
Regional Segment Analysis
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North America
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Europe
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China
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Japan
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Southeast Asia
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India
Hybrid Rice Seeds
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Hybrid Rice Seeds
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Marketing Channel
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Direct Marketing
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Indirect Marketing
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Marketing Channel Development Trend
included in Hybrid Rice Seeds Market
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Seeds Market
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Pricing Strategy
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Brand Strategy
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Target Client
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Distributors/Traders List
Market Effect
Factors Analysis
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Technology Progress/Risk in Hybrid Rice
Seeds Market
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Substitutes Threat
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Technology Progress in Related Industry
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Consumer Needs/Customer Preference
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Economic/Political Environmental Change
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