Firewood,
flour & ghee prices down, gold up
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KABUL (Pajhwok):
The prices of rice, firewood and ghee have been dipped while that of gold
increased during the outgoing week in the capital Kabul, market sources said on
Saturday.
Food Traders Union, Fazal Rahman, told Pajhwok Afghan News the
price of 50kg of Kazakhstani flour declined from 1200afs to 1160afs and 16kg of
Khurshid ghee from 1060afs to 1050afs.
But 49kg of Pakistani sugar cost 1,850afs and 24Kg of Pakistan rice
1950afs, the same prices of last week’s.
Meanwhile, Noor Ahmad Khairkhwa, a tea seller in Kabul Mandavi,
said a kilogram of Indonesian green tea cost 280afs and the same amount of
African black tea 300afs -- same prices as last week’s.
Ahmad Wali Panjsheri, who owns a grocery store in Dahn-i-Bagh
area, sold a 49-kg bag of sugar for 1,900afs, a 16-litre tin of ghee for
1,150afs, a 50-kg sack of Kazakhstani flour for 1,250, 24-kg rice for 2,300afs,
a kilo of green tea for 300afs and the same quantity of black tea for 350afs.
The price of gold increased. Haji Fawad Ahmad Salehzada, a
jeweler in Timor Shahi area, said the price of one gram of Russian gold was
reduced from 1,800afs to 1,850afs while the same quantity of Arabian variety
remained steady at 2,300afs.
Haji Hassan, a firewood seller in Charahi Shaheed area of Kabul,
said the price of 560 kilograms of peeled oak dipped from 8,000afs to 7,800afs
and the same quantity of cedar from 7,500afs to 7,200afs.
Abdul Hadi, a worker at Wazir Abad Fuel Station in Kabul, told
Pajhwok Afghan News one liter of diesel cost 46afs and the same amount of
petrol 45afs.
Seyar Ahmad, a gas dealer in Taimani area, said the rate of gas
remained steady at 60afs a kilogram.
According to moneychangers’ union in Sara-i-Shazada, one US
dollar accounted for 69.55afs and 1,000 Pakistani rupees for 633afs against
last week's rates of 69.50afs and 630afs respectively.
https://www.pajhwok.com/en/2017/12/30/firewood-flour-ghee-prices-down-goldSri Lanka seeks emergency fertiliser from Pakistan as
supplies run low
The Sri Lankan government has sought an emergency supply of
fertiliser from Pakistan after farmers raised concerns of supplies running
out.
The government's news portal reported that the Sri Lankan
president, Maithripala Sirisena "immediately contacted Pakistan Prime
Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi" requesting assistance.
Mr Abbasi has pledged 41,000 metric tons of fertiliser for
immediate delivery, with 75,000 metric tons in the near future.
In July, the Sri Lankan government sought an emergency supply of
rice from India, Pakistan and Myanmar after rice stocks were found to be very
low.
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By Edgardo J. Angara
Former Senator
Former Senator
The year 2017 comes to a
close with news of the Philippine economy GDP growth projections higher and
Filipino’s sentiment regarding next year’s prospects generally optimistic.
Beneath the smiling and
upbeat façade lies a smoldering cauldron of gross inequality, unfairness, and
exclusion.
Credit Suisse’s 2017
Global Wealth Report showed that nearly 87 percent of adult Filipinos or 52.5 million
out of 60.7 million who are 20 years old and above mostly live in poverty with
per capita wealth of less than US$10,000 (P500,000). In contrast, only a tenth
of 1 percent—around 60,000 individuals—have per capita wealth of over US$1
million (P50 million).
And when you consider the
combined wealth of Forbes’ 50 richest Filipinos, the wealth gulf is even more
stark. In 2017, the 50 richest Filipinos’ combined wealth is estimated at
US$ 73.9 billion. That is equivalent to nearly 24.4 percent of the country’s
2016 GDP of US$304.9 billion. This proportion has changed very little since
2013.
The vast majority
struggle daily to cope with high prices of food, lack of access to health
facilities, Internet, credit, and decent shelter.
As a perspective, the Filipino
rich have been giving charitable grants and donations mainly through their
corporate foundations. Indeed, the Philippines has the longest recorded
history of organized giving among the economies studied in 2011 by the
Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
Regrettably, the
Filipinos’ famed generosity has been waning in recent years. In the 2017
World Giving Index, the Philippines ranked 54th out of 139, falling from 16th
out of 135 in 2013. While the Filipinos were the world’s 14th most active
volunteers (7th in terms of their numbers), they weren’t as willing to donate
money (95th) or to help a stranger (66th).
This is even truer among
the Philippines’ richest. Data from an Entrepeneur.com.ph March 2016 article
shows that a majority of the Forbes’ Top 10 Richest Filipinos can afford to
allocate more funds for their respective philanthropies. Some even spent less
than one percent of their net worth on their companies’ CSR mandate.
The amount dedicated to
philanthropy is vital because it’s a measure of one’s character and
civics. Equally vital is where the charitable spending went and to what
purpose. Today, many among the Filipino rich pursue scholarship programs,
school buildings, or one-off grants on the occasion of a calamity or the anniversary
of the donor. All three are welcome but comply with no established
criteria nor clear civic purpose. In truth, palliative in nature and of
no marked change.
And yet achieving true
equality and genuine fairness in Philippine society offers multiple
paths. To mention some: more robust investments in basic education
and modern skills training, improving child health and nutrition, and
constructing liveable shelters (not the chicken coops some developers pass off
as “socialized housing”).
Charitable giving could
even be directed to research and development (R&D) for improved food
production or to oceanography for protecting our seas. Both areas would benefit
many farmers and fisherfolk, among our poorest sectors.
Research grants can be
awarded to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM), the Philippine
Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), or to several state universities
specializing in fruits and vegetable production. Such endowments may spark a
nutrition revolution where Filipinos become taller and healthier—and
eventually, more productive and ambitious.
Many Western
philanthropists like Bill and Melinda Gates, Mark Zuckerburg and his wife
Priscilla, Richard Branson, and Jeff Bezos have already started to devote their
wealth in this manner.
Filipino philanthropists
should rethink, revise, and reconfigure their gift-giving. They should
adopt a systemic form of philanthropy that will be a strategic intervention to
making a more equitable and inclusive country.
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mechanization. Mechanization, which involves mechanically transferring saplings
from trays to the soil, is set to revolutionize the production of rice. This
technique enhances productivity by 20%-30%, reduces the overall cultivation
cost, and increases the profitability for farmers by doing away with the
extensive manual labor associated with rice cultivation. It will change the
scenario of rice production on a mass scale by reducing the drudgery associated
with preparing the field, transplanting, cutting crops, and threshing paddy.
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For instance, Kubota launched a new rice-seedling transplanter that enables
unskilled drivers to move it straight along with the machine. In an agreement
with telecommunications giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone group, Kubota is
also developing auto-driving farm machines that use GPS. The company aims to
roll out unmanned tractors around 2018.
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The rice
transplanter machine was introduced in Japan by Kubota during the 1960s. It is
specifically designed for transplanting rice seedlings in paddy fields. Farmers
are required to drive the machine along a straight line to transplant the
seedlings in rows. The rice planter comprised of three parts, namely the motor,
running gear, and transplanter device. The transplanter consists of a seedling
tray, seeding tray shifter, and pickup forks. The seedlings are fed into the
seedling trays from where they are picked up by the forks and placed into the
ground.
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http://www.satprnews.com/2017/12/29/rice-transplanter-machine-market-in-depth-analysis-on-market-dynamics-emerging-trends-growth-factors-and-forecast/ Import,
Aman harvest slightly cut rice prices at Hili port
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Published at 09:22 PM
December 29, 2017
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Last updated at 09:23 PM
December 29, 2017
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Traders
said a drop in the prices of rice in India played a role dropping the prices in
Bangladesh's market
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Prices of different types of rice have fallen at Hili Land Port
over the past week by Tk1.5 to Tk2 per kg following uninterrupted import and
the recent Aman harvest around the country.
Traders have said that the prices will decrease further in the
coming days.
According to port officials, they were clearing up to 130 trucks
bringing in rice from India every day.
Between December 1 and 27, they said, 72,449 tons of rice were
imported, a rise from November’s 68,186 tons, and 69,006 tons of October.
Anup Kumar Basak, a rice trader at Hili Bazar, said that prices
of different kinds of local rice were still high even though there is enough
supply following the Aman harvest.
“But the prices are dropping due to steady import. Local breed
‘Swarna’ rice is now being sold at Tk40 per kg, Tk1 less than last week,” he
said.
Anup also said that different types of imported Indian rice –
Swarna and Ratna – were being sold between Tk38-39 per kg, which was Tk1-2
higher last week.
Rice importers Mamun Ur Rashid and Rajib Dutta said a increase
in the supply of rice in local market had led to a drop in trading of rice
imported from India.
In Thakurgaon and Panchagarh, coarse rice variety was available
between Tk36 and 37 per kg.
Traders said a drop in the prices of rice in India also played a
role dropping the prices in Bangladesh’s market
https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/nation/2017/12/29/import-aman-harvest-slightly-cut-rice-prices-hili-port/ Growing
discord in Malaysia's paddy industry
Malaysian
paddy farmers are up in arms over national rice agency Bernas' alleged failure
to protect and promote the local industry, by favouring cheaper imported rice
to bump up its own profits.PHOTO: BERNAMA
PUBLISHED
DEC 30, 2017,
5:00 AM SGT
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National rice agency's monopoly a sore point among farmers,
could swing upcoming polls
Trinna Leong Malaysia Correspondent In Kuala Lumpur
Anyone
shopping for rice in Malaysia's supermarkets will find a bountiful array of
nearly two dozen brands and varieties on the shelves, both locally grown and
imported. But most of these are actually produced or marketed by firms linked
to one company - Padiberas Nasional, or Bernas, the national rice agency.
Bernas'
monopoly over the country's rice supply has become a hot-button issue among
some farmers in the upcoming general election, after some of them in October
complained to the government about alleged unfair trade practices committed by
the billion-ringgit company which is controlled by politically connected tycoon
Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary.
"Paddy
farmers and staple commodities issues are very sensitive issues, especially for
the rural vote bank in the Malay heartland," said Mr Amir Fareed Rahim, a
political analyst at KRA Group.
In its
earlier incarnation in 1971 as Malaysia's state-run rice board, Bernas was
tasked with maintaining adequate rice supplies, keeping prices fair and stable
for farmers and consumers, and improving the industry. It continued to shoulder
these obligations after it was privatised in 1996 and became a for-profit
company.
Two decades
later, however, farmers are up in arms over Bernas' alleged failure to protect
and promote the local industry, by favouring cheaper imported rice to bump up
its own profits.
"All we
want is harmony in the industry and to let others know Bernas is not protecting
us," said Mr Muhammad Rafirdaus Abu Bakar, co-chair of Padi Rescue, a
non-governmental organisation that represents a group of farmers, rice millers
and warehouses.
The rice war
is not just a tale of farmers versus a big corporation.
AN
APPEAL
All we want is harmony in the industry and to let others know
Bernas is not protecting us.
MR MUHAMMAD RAFIRDAUS ABU BAKAR,
co-chair of the NGO Padi Rescue.
QUICK
RESOLUTION NEEDED
It is a critical issue for BN to try to resolve, especially
since Kedah - the country's rice bowl - is a swing state and one of the
battlefronts in the upcoming election.
MR AMIR FAREED RAHIM, political
analyst at KRA Group.
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BERNAS'
HISTORY
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1971
The National Rice Board (LPN) is
formed by the Malaysian government to control paddy prices and act as the
guardian of the industry.
1996
The rice board is privatised and
renamed Padiberas Nasional or Bernas, a for-profit company with the social
responsibilities previously held by the rice board. Malaysian tycoon Syed
Mokhtar al-Bukhary holds the controlling stake in Bernas. The government has a
golden share.
1997
Bernas is listed on the Kuala Lumpur
Stock Exchange.
1996 - present
Bernas is involved in more than a
dozen joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions of local rice companies.
2014
Bernas is delisted from the stock
exchange. It is said to be eyeing a possible relisting in 2020.
Rural voters
- 400,000 farmers, with nearly 300,000 of them planting paddy - form 11.2 per
cent of the country's registered voters and have traditionally supported the
ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition. Many live in the states of Kedah,
Perlis and Perak.
Padi Rescue
submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister's Office in October calling for an
end to Bernas' management of the country's rice supply, which includes the sole
right to import rice until 2021.
Among its
complaints is that deduction rates - the portion of product that is rejected for
impurities - have risen, which means farmers get a lower payout for their
harvest. The group also claims Bernas has increased imports of cheap low-grade
rice and caused small-scale rice millers to shut down by monopolising the rice
production chain.
Bernas has
denied the allegations by Padi Rescue, and issued a lawyer's letter to the
group demanding that it stops such defamatory statements or face legal action.
Bernas told
The Straits Times that it purchases only around 30 per cent of the total paddy
produced in the country, with the rest processed by other rice millers.
Denying
claims that it is a monopoly, it added that it has not sought to sideline
locally produced rice and that its nationwide deduction rate of 23.6 per cent
was far lower than alleged by Padi Rescue.
Mr Rafirdaus
has cast doubt over the grading system, reasoning that although improved
technology has brought about higher-quality crops, deduction rates have not
decreased.
As part of
its social obligations, Bernas is required to act as the buyer of last resort
for locally grown paddy. "At times, we have purchased rejected paddy of
zero commercial value from farmers," Bernas told The Straits Times.
The crux of
the farmers' grouses is that Bernas prioritises its profits over its social
responsibilities. They point to its ties with various companies in the rice
production chain, and control over duty-free rice imports with cheaper options
from Thailand, Vietnam and Pakistan.
Malaysia
produces about 2 million tonnes of rice annually, which is not enough to meet
its own estimated annual consumption of 3 million tonnes. In 2016, it spent
US$377.4 million (S$515 million) on 822,000 tonnes of rice to meet the
shortfall, making it the 14th-largest rice importer globally.
The paddy
farmers, however, question why the government is not pushing for higher rice
production at home, instead preferring to have imports fill the gap.
Padi Rescue
has also alleged that Bernas has not helped farmers and millers to improve
their lives economically, preferring instead to focus on maximising its own
profits.
Bernas said
it has been fulfilling its role to assist farmers and millers by providing
financial loans and aid schemes for millers. Its profits were justified, it
said, as they were ploughed back to fund these programmes.
"It is a
critical issue for BN to try to resolve, especially since Kedah - the country's
rice bowl - is a swing state and one of the battlefronts in the upcoming
election," said Mr Amir. "Silence without attempting to resolve it
will be very dangerous."
So far, it is
the opposition parties which have stepped in to back the paddy farmers, by
issuing their own petition in November urging Putrajaya to direct Bernas to
drop its threatened legal action against Padi Rescue, and calling for the
National Rice Board to be reinstated.
A
version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on
December 30, 2017, with the headline 'Growing discord in Malaysia's paddy
industry'. Print Edition | Subscribe
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Facebook72TwitterEmail http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/growing-discord-in-malaysias-paddy-industry Agriculture department, NFA launch rice, corn blend Friday, December
29, 2017 THE Department of Agriculture (DA), together with the National Food
Authority (NFA) and the Philippine Maize Federation, Inc. (PhilMaize), targets
for a healthier and more practical staple food as they launched Bigas-Mais
Blend at Sasa Wharf last week. “The rice and white corn combo is a healthier
choice for the rice-eating Filipinos as corn contains higher amylose content
which makes it harder to gelatinize and slower to digest… Bigas-Mais is just
one of our strategy to quash our dependence on imported rice every time a
shortfall in supply surfaces,” said Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol. The
Bigas-Mais, which is targeted to be available in leading supermarkets in the
country by January 2018, comes in three variants the Regular, with 70 percent
rice and 30 percent white corn; the Special with equal portions of rice and
white corn; and the Premium with 30 percent rice and 70 percent white corn. In
a press release published at the official website of DA, it was stated that the
new blend is expected to create new market segment demand especially for that
of the health conscious. Aside from that, pressures on rice imports is hoped to
tone down because of this Bigas-Mais as it aims to local farmers revive the
country’s corn industry. A memorandum of understanding was signed between DA,
NFA, and PhilMaize during the launching at Sasa Wharf last week, December 21.
In this project, DA is tasked to “ensure the availability of quality corn seeds
and provide the required interventions for production areas such as capacity
building, farm mechanization equipment, and postharvest facilities.” The NFA
will be the one to distribute and promote the Bigas-Mais blend to retail
outlets, government and non-government institutions, and other institutional
buyers. They are also tasked to monitor compliance in terms of existing quality
standards. Supply of quality rice-corn blend will be done by PhilMaize. This
role includes necessary processing related to the product such as milling,
packaging and storage, sourcing from local producers. “Corn is not a new staple
food but it has been overlooked by the government for so long…If we are able to
infuse at least 300,000 to 500,000 tons of corn next year, it will be the
second time in our history that we are able to reach sufficiency in staple
grains,” Piñol said. (JPA)
Read more: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/business/2017/12/29/agriculture-department-nfa-launch-rice-corn-blend-581704
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Philippines on Facebook 90% drop in food imports not good enough ―Buhari
December 29, 2017
President Muhammadu Buhari
has said that the country’s huge rice import bill had dropped significantly
by more than 90 percent but added that it is good enough as he believes
that the country should be a net exporter.
Receiving members of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) from Kebbi State in the Presidential Villa,
Abuja, on Friday, the
President said his administration will continually review and strengthen
ongoing reforms in the agricultural sector until Nigeria regains its pride of
place as a food exporting country.
He said: “Beyond
self-sufficiency, we must strive to become net exporters of food commodities.
“We are not doing badly in
the agricultural sector and Nigerians, and the world are beginning to
appreciate our efforts. We will not be satisfied; we will work harder until we
start exporting food.
“We are happy that rice and
beans importation into the country have gone down by over 90 percent, and
visibly everyone can see how productive states like Kebbi have turned out to be
and states like Lagos, Ogun and Ebonyi are following the example.”
He said Kaduna, Katsina, Kano
and Sokoto states had already reported remarkable turn around in the
agricultural sector, with more youths taking interest in entrepreneurship.
The President said he
disagreed with the astronomical food import bill presented by the Central Bank
of Nigeria (CBN) from the inception of the administration, pointing out that it
was later discovered to be “fraudulent practices’’ by some of the elites to
deplete the foreign reserves.
According to him, “When I was
told that the CBN had no savings after the windfall of selling oil for more
than $100 dollars per barrel for many years, and the production was 2.1 billion
barrel per day, I did not believe them.
“I did not believe them
because majority of Nigerians cannot afford imported food; they rely on what is
locally grown. It turned out that 50 per cent of the export bills were
fraudulent. That is what the Nigerian elites did.
“Unfortunately, we will not
know all that happened because the elites worked in collusion with institutions
in developed countries, like insurance firms, shipping companies and other
financial outfits, to perpetuate the fraud.”
On security, President Buhari
said the return of farmers to their farm lands in the North East, with glaring
results of high yields, was a testimony to the relative peace that had been achieved.
He assured that more would be
done to check the mayhem of suicide attacks.
The President said his
administration will put in more effort to reposition the educational and health
sectors to compete with other global institutions.
In his remarks, the Kebbi
State Governor, Atiku Bagudu said the APC family was pleased with the
performance of the administration in securing the country, reviving the economy
and fighting corruption.
Bagudu and members of the
delegation, which include former Governor of Kebbi State, Usman Saidu Dakingari
and other former PDP stalwarts, prayed for the quick recovery of the
President’s son, Yusuf.
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/90-drop-food-imports-not-good-enough-―buhari/ Hak Soo Suh Recognized for Contributions to Agronomy
DAEGU, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, December 29,
2017 — Hak Soo Suh, PhD, has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all
Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on
the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy
accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into
account during the selection process.
With more than 40 years of experience in agronomy, Dr. Suh has
worked at Yeungnam University as a professor since 1985. Additionally, he
served the school in a number of other roles, including as assistant dean of
the College of Agriculture Animal Science from 1989 to 1991, as dean from 1991
to 1993, and as an assistant professor from 1977 to 1985.
Dr. Suh began his career at Seoul National University, where he
completed a Bachelor of Science in agronomy in 1970, a Master of Science in
plant breeding in 1973, and a PhD in 1977. He completed a postdoctoral
fellowship and as a visiting researcher with the International Rice Research
Institute, and as a visiting professor with the National Institute of Genetics
in Japan. He also worked in research advisory at the Yongnam Crop Experimental
Station for 10 years.
As an expert in his field, Dr. Suh has authored numerous written
works, including “Plant Breeding,” “Agricultural Genetics,” and “Biological
Studies.” His most recent publication, entitled “Weedy Rice,” was published in
2008. Outside of his career in academia, he is a respected inventor in
agronomy, particularly in breeding functional rice varieties having high GABA
(gamma amino butyric acid) content. Since 1998, he has been affiliated with the
Crop Experimental Station, RDA, in Suwon.
Throughout his career, Dr. Suh has been continually recognized
for his contributions to the field of agronomy. He was most recently selected
as the recipient of the Presidential Medal, which was awarded by the Republic
of Korea in 2007. He previously received a Korean Breeding Society Award, Best
Research Award from The Korea Foundation of Science and Technology Societies
(KOFST), and Korean Society Crop Science Award. He has been featured in a wide
range of honors publications, including Who's Who in Science and Engineering,
and Who's Who in the World. In addition, He was selected for inclusion in the
1st edition of Who's Who in Asia, which was published in 2006.
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday in Abuja reiterated federal
government’s determination to continually review and strengthen ongoing reforms
in the agriculture sector “until Nigeria regains its pride of place as food
exporting country.”
The president said this when he received a delegation of All
Progressives Congress, APC, from Kebbi State, led by the state governor, Atiku
Bagudu, in the Presidential Villa.
He added that the country’s rice import bill had dropped
significantly, noting, however, that “beyond self-sufficiency, Nigeria must
strive to become net exporter of food commodities.
“We are not doing badly in the agriculture sector: Nigerians and
indeed the world, are beginning to appreciate our efforts. We will work harder
until we start exporting food.
“We are happy that rice and beans importation into the country
have gone down by over 90 per cent, and everyone can see how productive states
like Kebbi turned out to be and states like Lagos, Ogun and Ebonyi are
following the example.”
The president said Kaduna, Katsina, Kano and Sokoto states had
already reported remarkable turn-around in the agriculture sector, with more
youths taking interest in entrepreneurship.
Mr. Buhari, who disagreed with the astronomical food import bill
presented by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from the inception of the
administration, pointed out that it was later discovered to be “fraudulent
practices’’ by some elite to deplete the foreign reserves.
He said “when I was told that the CBN had no savings after the
windfall of selling oil for more than 100 dollars per barrel for many years and
production was 2.1 billion barrels per day, I did not believe them.
“I did not believe them because majority of Nigerians cannot
afford imported food; they rely on what is locally grown. It turned out that 50
per cent of the export bills were fraudulent, courtesy of the Nigerian elite.
“Unfortunately, we will not know all that happened because the
elite worked in collusion with institutions in developed countries like
insurance firms, shipping companies and other financial outfits, to perpetuate
the fraud.”
On security, President Buhari said the return of farmers to
their farm lands in the North East, with glaring results of high yields, was a
testimony to the relative peace that had been achieved.
He assured that more would be done to check the mayhem of suicide
attacks.
The president said his administration would put in more effort
to reposition the education and health sectors to compete with other global
institutions.
While introducing the delegation, the Attorney-General of the
Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, commended government’s
policies toward reviving the agriculture sector.
The Kebbi Governor, Atiku Bagudu, said “the state government and
the APC family was pleased with the performance of the federal government in
securing the country, reviving the economy and fighting corruption.”
Mr. Bagudu and members of the delegation, which included former
Governor of the state, Usman Dakingari and other former PDP stalwarts, prayed
for the quick recovery of the president’s son, Yusuf.
Yusuf Buhari was involved in a bike accident earlier this week.
(NAN)
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/253955-rice-beans-importation-nigeria-reduce-90-buhari.html Pak must take steps to increase exports to Japan: Toshikazu
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Trade balance in favour of Japan
Staff Reporter
Karachi
Consul General of Japan, Toshikazu Isomura has said that the
trade balance is in favour of Japan and Pakistani Government must take steps to
increase the export trade with Japan.
He was talking to the delegation of Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) led by the Senior Vice Chairman, Rafique Suleman and Secretary REAP Altaf Hussain Shaikh was also present in a meeting at his office here.
Isomura informed that around 100,000 citizens from South Asian countries (Pakistan, India, Nepal etc) living in Japan and REAP must take steps for the increase of Pakistani basmati rice. The bilateral trade between both the countries is around $2 billion and still, there is a good potential to increase. However, the trade balance is in favour of Japan and Pakistani Government must take steps to increase the export trade with Japan.
On the occasion, Rafique Suleman informed about the current rice crop and export figure of Pakistani rice. Pakistan produces about 6.5 million tons of rice annually and it exports earns about $2 billion to more than 100 countries.
Since last many years, he said rice export trade has been facing severe decline and the REAP have been working with Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and Ministry of Commerce for improving the situation of rice exports. There are good results are coming after taking several steps this year, he added.
Rafique Suleman said rice exports to Japan are very negligible and the REAP is planning to send a trade delegation to Japan for the marketing and promotion of Pakistani rice. He urged the Japanese Consul General for his assistance in this regard.
Rafique Suleman informed the Japanese Consul General that REAP will coordinate with Embassy of Pakistan in Japan and the TDAP for sending a trade delegation to Japan to increase Pakistan’s market share in Japan.
He was talking to the delegation of Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) led by the Senior Vice Chairman, Rafique Suleman and Secretary REAP Altaf Hussain Shaikh was also present in a meeting at his office here.
Isomura informed that around 100,000 citizens from South Asian countries (Pakistan, India, Nepal etc) living in Japan and REAP must take steps for the increase of Pakistani basmati rice. The bilateral trade between both the countries is around $2 billion and still, there is a good potential to increase. However, the trade balance is in favour of Japan and Pakistani Government must take steps to increase the export trade with Japan.
On the occasion, Rafique Suleman informed about the current rice crop and export figure of Pakistani rice. Pakistan produces about 6.5 million tons of rice annually and it exports earns about $2 billion to more than 100 countries.
Since last many years, he said rice export trade has been facing severe decline and the REAP have been working with Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and Ministry of Commerce for improving the situation of rice exports. There are good results are coming after taking several steps this year, he added.
Rafique Suleman said rice exports to Japan are very negligible and the REAP is planning to send a trade delegation to Japan for the marketing and promotion of Pakistani rice. He urged the Japanese Consul General for his assistance in this regard.
Rafique Suleman informed the Japanese Consul General that REAP will coordinate with Embassy of Pakistan in Japan and the TDAP for sending a trade delegation to Japan to increase Pakistan’s market share in Japan.
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Al Adil opens 39th store
Staff Report/Manama
Filed on December 29, 2017 | Last updated on December 29, 2017
at 02.00 pm
Tamannah Bhatia inaugurating Al Adil's store in Umm Al Hassam
along with Dr Dhananjay Datar.
(Supplied photo)
(Supplied photo)
To the cheering of thousands of fans, popular movie star
Tamannah Bhatia recently inaugurated the 39th store of Al Adil Trading Co, in
Umm Al Hassam along with the iconic store's chairman Dr Dhananjay Datar, the
food tycoon popularly known as 'Masala King'.
Actress Tamannah is currently riding fan charts for her
performance in all-time blockbuster 'Baahubali'.
The store, which is a leading name for Indian food stuff
throughout the GCC, is located opposite Copper Chimney restaurant and opened
just in time for Bahrain's National Day on December 16. This is the third Al
Adil in Bahrain. Every store in the chain is opened by an Indian movie star and
Dr Datar says this underscores his admiration for the multi-talented persona of
the modern Indian woman.
"Our commitment to quality foodstuff, freshness and the
affordable pricing is a tribute to all women who demand nutrition at the best
price for their family," Dr Dhananjay Datar said.
"Tamannah Bhatia who is with us for this opening, is a
popular and recognised movie star and well-known for her strong on-screen
characters that she plays. Her ability to make a mark for herself in Hindi,
Tamil and Telugu cinema is an indication of her vast talent as an actress. I
believe that the presence of such a talented and beautiful young star to
inaugurate our stores is my way of acknowledging the many roles that modern
women play in their lives as artistes, working women and guardians of the
family."
Tamannah Bhatia was all praise for the Al Adil enterprise,
saying: "Food is a great cultural connection between people and countries.
By showcasing the best of Indian foodstuff, Dr Datar's Al Adil and Peacock
brand have brought a significant slice of India to the Gulf. I am sure Bahrain
Indian community will relish this expansion of their favourite store."
As a special opening offer, Al Adil is offering 50 per cent off
on 200 items in its store. The store stocks a wide range of products such as
pulses, atta, masalas, spices, sugar, ghee, pickles, basmati rice, other rice
varieties, biscuits, namkeen and excellent organic products too
https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/local/al-adil-opens-39th-store Debunking myths: Carbs make you fat
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The
better choice: Complex carbohydrates are naturally high in fibre, which
prevents a spike in blood sugar, and it supports weight loss by making you feel
full for a longer time.
PETALING
JAYA: Rice is a staple in the diets of many communities, and it
is not just some side dish but a main meal, like a simple nasi goreng
kampung.
Rarely
would one go a day without at least having a plate of rice.
According
to Lim Ching Ju, a Masters holder in clinical nutrition, “Carbohydrate is a main
source of energy. We need 50% to 60% of carbohydrate in total daily for
energy.”
However,
there are those who say that while the body needs the nutrient, it is, in fact,
making one put on weight, and to their horror, get “fat”.
It is
time to clear the air, especially for those who want to lose weight.
More
carbs mean more exercise
“Weight
gain will occur through overconsumption of carbohydrates,” said the 31-year-old
Lim.
So how
much carbohydrate is too much?
It all
depends on how active you are. Carbohydrates provide energy, but for inactive
individuals, carbs should be taken moderately as these people do not need much
energy to go on about their day.
The
body needs to use the energy and burn off the carbs so the sugar from
carbohydrates will not get stored in the body as fat.
Athletes
and regular exercisers, on the other hand, need to consume more carbs as they
would burn it off far quicker than the average sedentary person.
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“Every
gram of carbohydrate consists of four calories. On average, if you consume an
excess of 3,500 calories, this will lead to one pound of weight gain,”
explained Lim.
Essentially,
if anything is taken in large quantities, it will cause weight gain. To keep it
simple, the more you exercise, the more carbs you need.
Carbs
are not bad, but sugar is
Many
use sugar in their cooking and food so it tastes sweeter. However, as mentioned
above, if the body does not use up the energy, it can be left in the body as
fat.
“When
carbohydrate goes into your body, it will break into the simplest form of
glucose that is easy to digest when it enters into the bloodstream.
“When
blood sugar increases, insulin is released to remove the excess sugar.
“But
when there is too much sugar in the bloodstream, insulin will send messages to
the liver to store the excess as fat,” shared Lim.
Therefore
when people say that carbs are not good for you, they generally mean that
taking a lot of sugar is not good.
Lim
suggests taking food with a low glycaemic index (GI) as “food with high GI
raises blood glucose more rapidly than foods with medium or low GI”.
GI is a
measurement of how food containing carbohydrate raises blood glucose.
Low GI
foods (55 or less) include soy products, milk, porridge, beans, fruits, grainy
bread, and mushrooms.
Medium
GI foods (56 to 69) are sushi, orange juice, basmati rice and wholemeal bread.
High GI foods (70 and more) can be found in potatoes, white bread, white rice, teh
tarik, carbonated drinks and noodles.
“It
helps to sustain the energy you get from food, so it is easier to control your
appetite,” said Lim on the benefits of low GI foods.
“So
this would help with weight control. On top of that, it improves blood sugar
levels.”
Don’t
take carbs for the wrong reasons
Some
take carbohydrates because it is “high in fibre”, but if you’re looking for
foods high in fibre, it is best to get it from natural plant sources like
fruits and vegetables.
As
reported on www.webmd.com, exotic fruits are a good source of fibre. For
example, mango has five grammes, persimmon six and a cup of guava has about
nine grammes.
It is
similar if you are eating carbohydrates for its “high protein”. You can get
proteins from animal sources such as chicken, turkey, beef, lamb and salmon.
For
vegetarians, on the other hand, foods rich in protein include walnuts, almonds
and cheese.
Brown
rice is better than white rice
Brown
rice is better than white rice in the sense that it has a much lower GI level –
only about 50 when steamed – compared to boiled white rice which is at 72, as
published by the Harvard Medical School in 2015.
Again,
it is not the carbohydrate but the sugar that people are worried about. So it
is unfair to say that all carbs are bad.
On top
of that, brown rice contains more fibre than white rice, but as mentioned
before, if you’re looking for something high in fibre, it is better to get it
from fruits and vegetables.
“Remember,
it’s better to get your fibre from plant foods and not 87 servings of whole
grains,” wrote Adam Bornstein on his web article (which can be found on
www.bornfitness.com) after discussing the matter with Nate Miyaki, someone who
has been working on the nutrition side of the fitness world for over a decade
now.
Brown
rice is an example of a complex carbohydrate, which takes a longer time to be
digested and it enters the bloodstream at a slower pace, unlike simple
carbohydrates (eg. white rice).
“Complex
carbohydrates are naturally high in fibre which prevents a spike in blood sugar
and it supports weight loss by making you feel full for a longer time,” said
Lim.
In
conclusion, Lim said that if you choose the correct type of carbohydrate and
eat it at the right portion size and amount, carbohydrates will not make you
fat.
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GMO Opponents Are Immoral, Argues Purdue University President
Mitch Daniels
It's past time to tell your anti-GMO
friends, family and neighbors they are helping to kill poor people.
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International
Rice Research InstituteMitch Daniels is right: It's past time to tell your anti-GMO
friends, family and neighbors they are helping to kill poor people.
International
Rice Research InstituteMitch Daniels is right: It's past time to tell your anti-GMO
friends, family and neighbors they are helping to kill poor people.
Today
in a Washington Post op-ed,
the former Indiana governor and current president of Purdue University cogently
argues, "Avoiding GMOs isn't just anti-science. It's immoral."
Daniels observes:
Of
the several claims of "anti-science" that clutter our national
debates these days, none can be more flagrantly clear than the campaign against
modern agricultural technology, most specifically the use of molecular
techniques to create genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Here, there are no
credibly conflicting studies, no arguments about the validity of computer
models, no disruption of an ecosystem nor any adverse human health or even
digestive problems, after 5 billion acres have been cultivated cumulatively
and trillions of meals consumed.
And
yet a concerted, deep-pockets campaign, as relentless as it is baseless, has
persuaded a high percentage of Americans and Europeans to
avoid GMO products, and to pay premium prices for "non-GMO" or
"organic" foods that may in some cases be less safe and less
nutritious.
Daniels properly excoriates academic scientists, regulators, along
with food and agricultural companies for their cowardly reticence in
challenging "an aggressive, often self-interested anti-GMO lobby that is
indifferent to the facts and quick with ad hominem attacks."
So what should be done? Daniels asserts:
It's
time to move the argument to a new plane. For the rich and well-fed to deny
Africans, Asians or South Americans the benefits of modern technology is not
merely anti-scientific. It's cruel, it's heartless, it's inhumane — and it
ought to be confronted on moral grounds that ordinary citizens, including those
who have been conned into preferring non-GMO Cheerios, can understand.
Travel
to Africa with any of Purdue University's three recent World Food Prize winners, and you won't
find the conversation dominated by anti-GMO protesters. There, where more than
half of the coming population increase will occur, consumers and farmers alike
are eager to share in the life-saving and life-enhancing advances that modern
science alone can bring. Efforts to persuade them otherwise, or simply block
their access to the next round of breakthroughs, are worse than
anti-scientific. They're immoral.
The Journal of Markets and Morality asked
me two years ago to debate statistician Nassim Taleb on the question "Do
GMOs [genetically modified organisms] present cause for moral concern?"
The editor of the journal explained, "The goal of this controversy is to
assist our readership (economists, political scientists, theologians, moral
philosophers, ethicists) in developing a more informed understanding of the
issues at stake in the current state of the GMO debate, addressing concerns of
fact, morality, and policy."
In my
initial essay, I detailed the strong scientific consensus is that current
versions of genetically enhanced crops are safe for people and the natural
environment. In addition, I pointed out that modern biotech crops could play a
big role in helping to increase the availability of healthful food to the poor
around the world. I concluded, "Fallacious arguments against developing
and growing modern biotech crops is cause for great moral concern."
Taleb
was invited to participate because he and some colleagues had put together
a mish-mash of a paper filled with statistical
mystifications and handwaving to argue the modern crop biotechnology could lead
to the extinction of the human race.
After
reading my essay Taleb withdrew from the debate and, for good measure, called
me an "idiot."
I am
not alone in arguing that opposition to modern biotech crops is immoral. Last
year, 100 Nobel Laureates signed an open letter demanding that Greenpeace and other activists groups stop killing and blinding
poor children in developing countries. Specifically, the
laureates urged, "Greenpeace to cease and desist in its campaign against
Golden Rice specifically, and crops and foods improved through biotechnology in
general."
Golden rice is
genetically enhanced to produce beta-carotene, a precursor to vitamin A.
Vitamin A deficiency in poor countries results in hundreds of thousands of deaths and cases of
blindness annually. It was created by a non-profit consortium of researchers
and is being developed by the International Rice Research Institute in the
Philippines. Thugs associated with Greenpeace attacked and
destroyed golden rice research plots at IRRI back in 2013.
In their letter, the Nobel laureates pointed out that
"scientific and regulatory agencies around the world have repeatedly and
consistently found crops and foods improved through biotechnology to be as safe
as, if not safer than those derived from any other method of production.
"There has never been a single confirmed case of a negative
health outcome for humans or animals from their consumption. Their
environmental impacts have been shown repeatedly to be less damaging to the
environment, and a boon to global biodiversity."
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Date: 29-Dec-2017
Growing discord in Malaysia’s paddy industry
National rice agency's
monopoly a sore point among farmers, could swing upcoming polls
Anyone shopping for rice in Malaysia's supermarkets will find a
bountiful array of nearly two dozen brands and varieties on the shelves, both
locally grown and imported. But most of these are actually produced or marketed
by firms linked to one company - Padiberas Nasional, or Bernas, the national
rice agency. Bernas' monopoly over the country's rice supply has become a
hot-button issue among some farmers in the upcoming general election, after
some of them in October complained to the government about alleged unfair trade
practices committed by the billion-ringgit company which is controlled by
politically connected tycoon Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary. "Paddy farmers and
staple commodities issues are very sensitive issues, especially for the rural
vote bank in the Malay heartland," said Mr Amir Fareed Rahim, a political
analyst at KRA Group.
In its earlier incarnation in 1971 as Malaysia's state-run rice
board, Bernas was tasked with maintaining adequate rice supplies, keeping
prices fair and stable for farmers and consumers, and improving the industry.
It continued to shoulder these obligations after it was privatised in 1996 and
became a for-profit company. Two decades later, however, farmers are up in arms
over Bernas' alleged failure to protect and promote the local industry, by
favouring cheaper imported rice to bump up its own profits. "All we want
is harmony in the industry and to let others know Bernas is not protecting
us," said Mr Muhammad Rafirdaus Abu Bakar, co-chair of Padi Rescue, a
non-governmental organisation that represents a group of farmers, rice millers
and warehouses.
The rice war is not just a tale of farmers versus a big
corporation.
AN APPEAL All we want is harmony in the industry
and to let others know Bernas is not protecting us. MR
MUHAMMAD RAFIRDAUS ABU BAKAR, co-chair of the NGO Padi Rescue.
QUICK RESOLUTION NEEDED It is a
critical issue for BN to try to resolve, especially since Kedah - the country's
rice bowl - is a swing state and one of the battlefronts in the upcoming
election. MR AMIR FAREED RAHIM, political analyst at KRA
Group.
o BERNAS'
HISTORY
- 1971The National Rice Board (LPN) is formed by the
Malaysian government to control paddy prices and act as the guardian of
the industry. 1996 The
rice board is privatised and renamed Padiberas Nasional or Bernas, a
for-profit company with the social responsibilities previously held by the
rice board. Malaysian tycoon Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary holds the controlling
stake in Bernas. The government has a golden share. 1997 Bernas is listed on the Kuala Lumpur
Stock Exchange. 1996 - present Bernas
is involved in more than a dozen joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions
of local rice companies. 2014 Bernas
is delisted from the stock exchange. It is said to be eyeing a possible
relisting in 2020.
Rural voters - 400,000
farmers, with nearly 300,000 of them planting paddy - form 11.2 per cent of the
country's registered voters and have traditionally supported the ruling Barisan
Nasional (BN) coalition. Many live in the states of Kedah, Perlis and Perak.
Padi Rescue submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister's Office in October
calling for an end to Bernas' management of the country's rice supply, which
includes the sole right to import rice until 2021. Among its complaints is that
deduction rates - the portion of product that is rejected for impurities - have
risen, which means farmers get a lower payout for their harvest. The group also
claims Bernas has increased imports of cheap low-grade rice and caused
small-scale rice millers to shut down by monopolising the rice production
chain. Bernas has denied the allegations by Padi Rescue, and issued a lawyer's
letter to the group demanding that it stops such defamatory statements or face
legal action. Bernas told The Straits Times that it purchases only around 30
per cent of the total paddy produced in the country, with the rest processed by
other rice millers. Denying claims that it is a monopoly, it added that it has
not sought to sideline locally produced rice and that its nationwide deduction
rate of 23.6 per cent was far lower than alleged by Padi Rescue. Mr Rafirdaus
has cast doubt over the grading system, reasoning that although improved
technology has brought about higher-quality crops, deduction rates have not
decreased. As part of its social obligations, Bernas is required to act as the
buyer of last resort for locally grown paddy. "At times, we have purchased
rejected paddy of zero commercial value from farmers," Bernas told The
Straits Times. The crux of the farmers' grouses is that Bernas prioritises its
profits over its social responsibilities. They point to its ties with various
companies in the rice production chain, and control over duty-free rice imports
with cheaper options from Thailand, Vietnam and Pakistan. Malaysia produces
about 2 million tonnes of rice annually, which is not enough to meet its own
estimated annual consumption of 3 million tonnes. In 2016, it spent US$377.4
million (S$515 million) on 822,000 tonnes of rice to meet the shortfall, making
it the 14th-largest rice importer globally. The paddy farmers, however,
question why the government is not pushing for higher rice production at home,
instead preferring to have imports fill the gap. Padi Rescue has also alleged
that Bernas has not helped farmers and millers to improve their lives
economically, preferring instead to focus on maximising its own profits. Bernas
said it has been fulfilling its role to assist farmers and millers by providing
financial loans and aid schemes for millers. Its profits were justified, it
said, as they were ploughed back to fund these programmes. "It is a
critical issue for BN to try to resolve, especially since Kedah - the country's
rice bowl - is a swing state and one of the battlefronts in the upcoming
election," said Mr Amir. "Silence without attempting to resolve it
will be very dangerous." So far, it is the opposition parties which have
stepped in to back the paddy farmers, by issuing their own petition in November
urging Putrajaya to direct Bernas to drop its threatened legal action against
Padi Rescue, and calling for the National Rice Board to be reinstated.
Date: 30-Dec-2017
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Rice News Thailand Rice Exports to Cross a Record 11 Mln
T in 2017
Thailand Rice Exports to Cross a Record 11
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December 29, 2017
Thailand
expects to export more than 11 million tons of rice in 2017, the country’s rice
export association said on Wednesday (27/12), a record high for the world’s
second-biggest exporter of the grain.
“This
year it should be 11.2 million tons because right now the commerce ministry’s
figures for January to November are at 10.4 million tons already and for
December it will definitely … be around 700,000 to 800,000 tons,” Chookiat
Ophaswongse, honorary president of the Thai Rice Exporters Association, told
Reuters on Wednesday.
Thai
rice prices were also in line with that of competitors, he said, which helped
exports in 2017.
“This
year will be a record high. We have never reached 11 million tons,” he said.
“But still, we exported less than India.”
Thailand
also sold “old rice” from government warehouses at competitive prices this
year, Chookiat said.
The
military government has managed to sell most of the about 18 million tons of
rice accumulated during a rice scheme introduced by the previous, civilian
government that it ousted in a 2014 coup.
The
scheme, which was introduced in 2011, bought rice at above-market prices from
farmers and was popular in the rural northeast.
But the
scheme’s public losses fueled street protests in 2013/14 against then-Prime
Minister Yingluck Shinawatra who was eventually removed from power weeks before
the 2014 coup.
The
scheme also saw Thailand lose its crown as the world’s top rice exporter to
other countries, notably Vietnam and India.
http://riceoutlook.com/thailand-rice-exports-to-cross-a-record-11-mln-t-in-2017/ DECEMBER 29, 2017 / 12:54 PM / 3 DAYS
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Nagpur Foodgrain Prices Open- December
29, 2017
Reuters Staff
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APMC/Open Market-December 29
Nagpur, Dec 29 (Reuters) – Gram
prices reported strong in Nagpur Agriculture Produce Marketing
Committee (APMC) on good buying
support from local millers amid thin arrival from producing
regions. Upward trend on NCDEX,
fresh rise in Madhya Pradesh gram prices and reported demand
from South-based millers also
jacked up prices.
About 100 bags of gram reported
for auctions in Nagpur APMC, according to sources.
FOODGRAINS & PULSES
GRAM
* Gram varieties ruled steady in open market
here but demand was poor.
TUAR
* Tuar gavarani recovered in open market on
good seasonal demand from local traders.
* Lakhodi dal reported higher in open market
in good demand from local traders amid
thin supply from producing belts.
* In Akola, Tuar New – 4,100-4,200, Tuar dal
(clean) – 6,100-6,300, Udid Mogar (clean)
– 7,800-8,800, Moong Mogar (clean)
7,000-7,300, Gram – 4,300-4,400, Gram Super best
– 6,200-6,800
* Wheat, rice and other foodgrain items
moved in a narrow range in
scattered deals and settled at last levels
in weak trading activity.
Nagpur foodgrains APMC auction/open-market
prices in rupees for 100 kg
FOODGRAINS Available prices Previous close
Gram Auction 3,200-3,846 3,200-3,700
Gram Pink Auction n.a. 2,100-2,600
Tuar Auction n.a. 4,000-4,350
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 1,600-1,684 1,600-1,686
Gram Super Best Bold 6,400-7,000 6,400-7,000
Gram Super Best n.a. n.a.
Gram Medium Best 5,800-6,100 5,800-6,100
Gram Dal Medium n.a. n.a
Gram Mill Quality 4,350-4,450 4,350-4,450
Desi gram Raw 4,650-4,750 4,650-4,750
Gram Kabuli 12,400-13,000 12,200-13,000
Tuar Fataka Best-New 6,600-6,800 6,600-6,800
Tuar Fataka Medium-New 6,100-6,300 5,100-6,300
Tuar Dal Best Phod-New 5,800-6,100 5,800-6,100
Tuar Dal Medium phod-New 5,500-5,700 5,500-5,700
Tuar
Gavarani New 4,350-4,450 4,300-4,400
Tuar Karnataka 4,600-4,850 4,600-4,850
Masoor dal best 5,200-5,400 5,200-5,400
Masoor dal medium 4,800-5,000 4,800-5,000
Masoor n.a. n.a.
Moong Mogar bold (New) 7,200-7,500 7,200-7,500
Moong Mogar Medium 6,500-7,000 6,500-7,000
Moong dal Chilka 5,800-6,600 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) 5,200-6,400 5,200-6,400
Batri dal (100 INR/KG) 5,100-5,500 5,100-5,500
Lakhodi dal (100 INR/kg) 3,050-3,150 3,000-3,100
Watana Dal (100 INR/KG) 3,100-3,200 2,900-3,000
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) 1,800-1,850 1,800-1,850
Wheat Filter (100 INR/KG) 2,100-2,300 2,100-2,300
Wheat Lokwan best (100 INR/KG) 2,200-2,400 2,200-2,400
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) 3,000-3,600 3,000-3,600
MP Sharbati Medium (100 INR/KG) 2,400-2,800 2,400-2,800
Rice BPT best (100 INR/KG) 3,200-3,700 3,200-3,700
Rice BPT medium (100 INR/KG) 2,800-2,900 2,800-2,900
Rice Luchai (100 INR/KG) 2,300-2,500 2,300-2,500
Rice Swarna best (100 INR/KG) 2,600-2,700 2,600-2,700
Rice Swarna medium (100 INR/KG) 2,400-2,500 2,400-2,500
Rice HMT best (100 INR/KG) 4,000-4,200 4,000-4,200
Rice HMT medium (100 INR/KG) 3,500-3,700 3,500-3,700
Rice Shriram best(100 INR/KG) 5,000-5,300 5,000-5,300
Rice Shriram med (100 INR/KG) 4,600-4,800 4,600-4,800
Rice Basmati best (100 INR/KG) 9,500-13,500 9,500-13,500
Rice Basmati Medium (100 INR/KG) 5,000-7,500 5,000-7,500
Rice Chinnor best 100 INR/KG) 5,800-6,000 5,800-6,000
Rice Chinnor medium (100 INR/KG) 5,200-5,500 5,200-5,500
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. 29.4 degree
Celsius, minimum temp. 8.4 degree Celsius
Rainfall : Nil
FORECAST: Mainly clear sky.
Maximum and minimum temperature would be around and 29 and 08 degree
Celsius respectively.
Note: n.a.--not available
(For oils, transport costs are
excluded from plant delivery prices, but
included in market prices)
https://in.reuters.com/article/iran-rallies/two-people-killed-in-iran-amid-calls-for-fresh-protests-idINKBN1EP066 Guntur: Meet
chalks out plan to boost rice production
DECCAN
CHRONICLE.
PublishedDec 29, 2017,
7:23 am IST
UpdatedDec 29, 2017,
7:23 am IST
Studies predict that the future of the world grain market will
be good if rice cultivation follows the advanced methods.
Studies predict
that the future of the world grain market will be good if rice cultivation
follows the advanced methods in Asian countries.
GUNTUR: The panel
discussion on Asian rice economics during the Indian Economic Association
conference at Acharya Nagarjuna University asserted on the need of technology
enabled agriculture to turn rice into a profitable cultivation. Dr Samarendu
Mohanty, Asia Director CIP-Asia Centre, Hanoi, Vietnam speaking on ‘The
changing Structure of Asian rice economy’ stated that rice cultivating
countries produce rice in accordance to their demographics but, are failing to
provide a good market price.
Explaining the change in global middle-class
population growth and the income inequality further changing food habits
affecting rice utilisation. He concluded by forecasting that Asian rice farming
would become a major income resources if technology is applied for rice
cultivation by the year 2050. Prof. Keijiro Otsuko, Kobe University, Japan
spoke about the changes in farm size and changes in productivity. He said that
there has been a change from inverse relation to positive relation between size
and productivity. He explained about the revenue and productivity in Japan
between 1960-2008.
Studies predict that the future of the world grain
market will be good if rice cultivation follows the advanced methods in Asian
countries. Dr Humnath Bhandari, Agricultural Economist, Dhaka, Bangladesh
spoke on the opportunities and comparative advantages of the rain fed rice
areas in Asia. He spoke about the policy bias against rain fed areas and
claimed that high poverty in Asian countries is due to policy bias. Dr
Prakasam, EC Member, Chandigarh explaining the rice economy of India said that
in India, rice is an economic and political commodity.
He said that rice cultivation, subsidies and market
prices are linked to politics and politicos use them to attract voters towards
their parties in the elections.
Dr Tin Htut, Permanent Secretary, Naypyitaw, Myanmar explained the changes in the calories intake of Myanmar further affecting rice production and usage.
He detailed the Myanmar rice export with respect to other Asian countries. He said Myanmar is planning to introduce innovative rice farming models and explained how farmers suffer due to the policies of the neighbouring countries.
Dr Tin Htut, Permanent Secretary, Naypyitaw, Myanmar explained the changes in the calories intake of Myanmar further affecting rice production and usage.
He detailed the Myanmar rice export with respect to other Asian countries. He said Myanmar is planning to introduce innovative rice farming models and explained how farmers suffer due to the policies of the neighbouring countries.
He requested policy makers to be sensible while
designing the policies and asked them to make sure it was farmer friendly. He
concluded by quoting ‘Reform and recapture rice for resilience through
research.’Dr Mercedita A. Sombilla, Manila, Philippines, Prof. Tahlim
Sudaryanto, Ministry of Agriculture, Bogor, Indonesia, Dr Trihoan Nguyen,
Ex-director General, field crop research institute, Hanoi, Vietnam and Dr
Orachos Napasintuwong, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand spoke on the
occasion.
https://www.deccanchronicle.com/nation/current-affairs/291217/guntur-meet-chalks-out-plan-to-boost-rice-production.html 29 DECEMBER 2017
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Rice basmati weakens on sluggish demand
New
Delhi, Dec 29 Rice basmati prices eased by Rs 100 per quintal at the wholesale
grains market today on tepid demand.
However,
maize moved up on increased offtake by consuming industries.
Traders
said muted demand against adequate stocks position weighed on rice basmati
prices.
In
the national capital, rice basmati common slipped to Rs 7,500-7,600 from
previous level of Rs 7,600-7,700 per quintal.
On
the other hand, maize edged up by Rs 25 to Rs 1,325-1,330 per quintal.
Following
are today's quotations (in Rs per quintal):
Wheat
MP (desi) Rs 2,080-2,280, Wheat dara (for mills) Rs 1,775-1,790, Chakki atta
(delivery) Rs 1,785-1,790, Atta Rajdhani (10 kg) Rs 260-300, Shakti Bhog (10
kg) Rs 255-290, Roller flour mill Rs 960-970 (50 kg), Maida Rs 990-1,000 (50
kg)and Sooji Rs 1,050-1,060 (50 kg).
Basmati
rice (Lal Quila) Rs 10,700, Shri Lal Mahal Rs 11,300, Super Basmati Rice Rs
9,800, Basmati common new Rs 7,500-7,600, Rice Pusa (1121) Rs 6,200-6,300,
Permal raw Rs 2,300-2350, Permal wand Rs 2,350-2,400, Sela Rs 2,700-2,900 and
Rice IR-8 Rs 1,925-1,975, Bajra Rs 1,225-1,230, Jowar yellow Rs 1,375-1,425,
white Rs 2,750-2,850, Maize Rs 1,325- 1,330, Barley Rs 1,470-1,480.
https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/select-edible-oils-rise-on-demand-pickup/1219245?scroll
ASIA RICE-MARKETS SLOW INTO YEAR-END; BANGLADESH AWAITS INDIA SHIPMENTS
12/28/2017
By
Arpan Varghese
BENGALURU,
Dec 28 (Reuters) - Rice markets in major Asian
centres remained muted this week, with trades few and far
between due to the holiday season and the approaching year-end,
while Bangladesh awaited shipments from India as part of a
previously announced deal.
centres remained muted this week, with trades few and far
between due to the holiday season and the approaching year-end,
while Bangladesh awaited shipments from India as part of a
previously announced deal.
Bangladesh,
which has emerged as a major importer this year
after floods damaged its crops, has signed a deal, announced
earlier this month, to import 150,000 tonnes of rice from India
at $440 a tonne, Badrul Hasan, head of Dhaka's state grains
buyer, told Reuters on Thursday.
after floods damaged its crops, has signed a deal, announced
earlier this month, to import 150,000 tonnes of rice from India
at $440 a tonne, Badrul Hasan, head of Dhaka's state grains
buyer, told Reuters on Thursday.
Another
deal with Thailand to import 150,000 tonnes of
parboiled rice at $465 a tonne could be signed next week, he
added.
parboiled rice at $465 a tonne could be signed next week, he
added.
"We
have already purchased or finalised deals to fulfil our
target," said Hasan, adding that the state grains buyer aims to
import 1.5 million tonnes in the year to June 2018.
target," said Hasan, adding that the state grains buyer aims to
import 1.5 million tonnes in the year to June 2018.
The
cost of rice imports has increased in recent weeks due
to weakening of the local currency against the dollar, amid an
appreciation in the Indian rupee, a Dhaka-based trader said.
to weakening of the local currency against the dollar, amid an
appreciation in the Indian rupee, a Dhaka-based trader said.
In
August, Bangladesh cut a duty on imports of the grain for
the second time in two months to boost stocks and combat high
domestic rates, prompting purchases by private dealers, with
most of the deals being struck with neighbouring India.
the second time in two months to boost stocks and combat high
domestic rates, prompting purchases by private dealers, with
most of the deals being struck with neighbouring India.
In
top exporter India, the 5 percent broken parboiled rice
prices <RI-INBKN5-P1> were unchanged from last week's $418-$421
per tonne level.
prices <RI-INBKN5-P1> were unchanged from last week's $418-$421
per tonne level.
"Due
to Christmas and New Year holidays, trading volume is
down significantly. Traders are in vacation mood," said an
exporter based in Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra
Pradesh.
down significantly. Traders are in vacation mood," said an
exporter based in Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra
Pradesh.
The
Indian rupee was trading near its highest level
in three months, slashing exporters' returns from overseas
sales.
in three months, slashing exporters' returns from overseas
sales.
"The
appreciating rupee is keeping prices firm for overseas
buyers. In the last few days, demand from Bangladesh has been
weak," said another exporter in Kakinada.
buyers. In the last few days, demand from Bangladesh has been
weak," said another exporter in Kakinada.
In
Thailand, the benchmark 5 percent broken rice ticked up
to $398-$400, free-on-board (FOB) Bangkok, from $390-$398 last
week, even as the market remained subdued, traders said.
to $398-$400, free-on-board (FOB) Bangkok, from $390-$398 last
week, even as the market remained subdued, traders said.
Trade
was quiet as the end of the year approaches and
foreign buyers are not placing orders, a Bangkok-based trader.
foreign buyers are not placing orders, a Bangkok-based trader.
Meanwhile,
the Thai Rice Exporters Association forecast rice
exports to exceed 11 million tonnes in 2017, a record
high.
exports to exceed 11 million tonnes in 2017, a record
high.
"Some
of that is old rice in state warehouses, as announced
by the commerce ministry," the trader said.
by the commerce ministry," the trader said.
The
market for the staple grain remained quiet in Vietnam as
well, with traders quoting the benchmark 5 percent broken rice
<RI-VNBKN5-P1> at $390-395 a tonne, free-on-board (FOB) Saigon,
the same as last week.
well, with traders quoting the benchmark 5 percent broken rice
<RI-VNBKN5-P1> at $390-395 a tonne, free-on-board (FOB) Saigon,
the same as last week.
Rice
exports from Vietnam in December were forecast higher
than last month at 400,000 tonnes, a government report said,
with traders attributing the increase to shipment of previously
signed deals.
(Reporting by Mi Nguyen in Hanoi, Amy Sawitta Lefevre in
Bangkok, Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai and Ruma Paul in Dhaka;
Editing by Adrian Croft)
than last month at 400,000 tonnes, a government report said,
with traders attributing the increase to shipment of previously
signed deals.
(Reporting by Mi Nguyen in Hanoi, Amy Sawitta Lefevre in
Bangkok, Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai and Ruma Paul in Dhaka;
Editing by Adrian Croft)
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https://www.agriculture.com/markets/newswire/asia-rice-markets-slow-into-year-end-bangladesh-awaits-india-shipments Import,
Aman harvest slightly cut rice prices at Hili port
·
Published at 09:22 PM
December 29, 2017
·
Last updated at 09:23 PM
December 29, 2017
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Photo:
Traders
said a drop in the prices of rice in India played a role dropping the prices in
Bangladesh's market
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Prices of different types of rice have fallen at Hili Land Port
over the past week by Tk1.5 to Tk2 per kg following uninterrupted import and
the recent Aman harvest around the country.
Traders have said that the prices will decrease further in the
coming days.
According to port officials, they were clearing up to 130 trucks
bringing in rice from India every day.
Between December 1 and 27, they said, 72,449 tons of rice were
imported, a rise from November’s 68,186 tons, and 69,006 tons of October.
Anup Kumar Basak, a rice trader at Hili Bazar, said that prices
of different kinds of local rice were still high even though there is enough
supply following the Aman harvest.
“But the prices are dropping due to steady import. Local breed
‘Swarna’ rice is now being sold at Tk40 per kg, Tk1 less than last week,” he
said.
Anup also said that different types of imported Indian rice –
Swarna and Ratna – were being sold between Tk38-39 per kg, which was Tk1-2
higher last week.
Rice importers Mamun Ur Rashid and Rajib Dutta said a increase
in the supply of rice in local market had led to a drop in trading of rice
imported from India.
In Thakurgaon and Panchagarh, coarse rice variety was available
between Tk36 and 37 per kg.
Traders said a drop in the prices of rice in India also played a
role dropping the prices in Bangladesh’s market.
https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/nation/2017/12/29/import-aman-harvest-slightly-cut-rice-prices-hili-port/ Home / International
Customs / Bangladesh / Asia rice markets slow into year end
Bangladesh awaits India shipments
Asia rice markets slow into year end Bangladesh
awaits India shipments
DHAKA: Rice markets
in major Asian centres remained muted this week, with trades few and far
between due to the holiday season and the approaching year-end, while
Bangladesh awaited shipments from India as part of a previously announced deal.
Bangladesh, which has
emerged as a major importer this year after floods damaged its crops, has
signed a deal, announced earlier this month, to import 150,000 tonnes of rice
from India at US$440 a tonne, Badrul Hasan, head of Dhaka’s state grains buyer,
told Reuters on Thursday. Another deal with Thailand to import 150,000 tonnes
of parboiled rice at US$465 a tonne could be signed next week, he added.
“We have already
purchased or finalised deals to fulfil our target,” said Hasan, adding that the
state grains buyer aims to import 1.5 million tonnes in the year to June 2018.
In August, Bangladesh cut a duty on imports of the grain for the second time in
two months to boost stocks and combat high domestic rates, prompting purchases
by private dealers, with most of the deals being struck with neighbouring
India.
In top exporter
India, the 5 per cent broken parboiled rice prices were unchanged from last
week’s US$418-US$421 per tonne level.
“Due to Christmas and
New Year holidays, trading volume is down significantly. Traders are in
vacation mood,” said an exporter based in Kakinada in the southern state of
Andhra Pradesh.
The Indian rupee was
trading near its highest level in three months, slashing exporters’ returns
from overseas sales.
“The appreciating
rupee is keeping prices firm for overseas buyers. In the last few days, demand
from Bangladesh has been weak,” said another exporter in Kakinada.
In Thailand, the
benchmark 5 percent broken rice ticked up to US$398-US$400, free-on-board (FOB)
Bangkok, from US$390-US$398 last week, even as the market remained subdued,
traders said.
Trade was quiet as
the end of the year approaches and foreign buyers are not placing orders, a
Bangkok-based trader.
http://www.customstoday.com.pk/asia-rice-markets-slow-into-year-end-bangladesh-awaits-india-shipments/
Rice exports at record high in 2017
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File photo
Rice exports hit an all-time record in 2017, increasing by
14.77% this year to at least 11.25 million tonnes as of Dec 27, the Ministry of
Commerce said.
The price per tonne has
risen above US$1,000 for popular Jasmin fragrant rice, or hom mali.
Sales revenue showed significant growth of around 15%, or $4.97
billion (168 billion baht). With a few days still remaining in the calendar
year, the export volume was already the highest since Thailand began trading
rice.
On the global market, the price of Jasmine rice continues to
climb steadily, currently standing at $1,040, the highest in the past five
years, the ministry statement said.
Staple ‘white rice 5%’ was also doing exceptionally well and
competitive, but prices remained quite stable at $403 per metric tonne.
Honorary president of the Thai Rice Exporters Association
Chukiat Opaswong said shipments soared on increased foreign demand and a
decrease in global market supply.
“The government’s stock of hom-mali rice for export has already run dry, and
our domestic production has dropped from nine to seven million tonnes this
year, which caused exporters and rice mills to compete intensely for the
remaining supply,” Mr Chukiat said.
“As for the white rice, the price remains stable and less
exciting than Jasmine rice because India has recently offloaded their stock at
a discount, and its volume is quite overwhelming.”
On Jan 14 the Ministry of Commerce will organise a workshop and
seminar for representatives of the rice sector on the future direction and
development of the industry, Deputy Commerce Minister Chutima Bunyapraphasara
said.
“We will discuss the system as a whole, looking at ways to
improve harvesting, production and marketing Thai rice. Next year’s plan to
expand the rice industry will give importance to G2G (government-to-government)
trading, and fulfilling our contract with China for 600,000 metric tonnes of
rice,” Ms Chutima said.
The Ministry of Commerce is planning for a new 1 million tonne
contract with China next year, and is ready for negotiations with Indonesia,
the Philippines and Sri Lanka, she said
https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general/1387798/rice-exports-at-record-high-in-2017 December 29, 2017 6:56 am JST
Japan sows information
sharing to cultivate rice exports
Linking farmers with sellers could
quadruple foreign shipments
TOKYO -- Japan looks
to forge an information-sharing network between the country's exporters
and domestic rice producers, aiming to quadruple shipments of the staple abroad
by 2019.
The agriculture ministry
will support a system letting rice farmers in over 200 localities
communicate easily with around 40 exporters who can find international
buyers that best suit the types of rice and harvest yields for each
producer.
The ministry hopes that the
system will help lift Japan's rice exports not only to China, Singapore
and other Asian countries, but also to the U.S. and the European Union.
The government targets 100,000 tons in rice exports for 2019, four times the
figure from last year.
Among exporters, Itochu positions
the EU and China as key markets. The trading house looks to supply rice to
Japanese restaurants and other entities there.
The National Federation of
Agricultural Cooperative Associations, better known as Zen-Noh, will
promote Japanese rice to restaurants in Asia and other regions.
Shinmei, Japan's
biggest rice wholesaler, will pitch the nation's rice to affluent Chinese
and other potential customers.
A survey by the ministry
shows that there were 117,568 Japanese restaurants operating outside the
country as of October, up 33% from the previous survey in July
2015. This growth of Japanese cuisine abroad is expected to yield
mounting demand for Japan-grown rice.
The 11-member Trans-Pacific
Partnership would expand Japanese rice exports even further. The trade
pact, for which a preliminary agreement was reached in November, would abolish
tariffs on Japanese rice bound for Vietnam, Malaysia and elsewhere.
The agriculture ministry
will boost aid for producers as well, providing a subsidy
of roughly 20,000 yen ($177) per 1,000 sq. meters devoted to
growing rice for export starting with next year's harvest. Promoting rice
exports may help offset the effects of a graying market in Japan, where
consumption of the crop is shrinking by 80,000 tons per year.
(Nikkei)
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Economy/Policy-Politics/Japan-sows-information-sharing-to-cultivate-rice-exports
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