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According to government data, the domestic price of non-basmati rice has increased by almost 10 per cent this month. In September, last year, a metric tonne of non-basmati rice in India cost about ...

New Delhi has not put any restrictions on the export of basmati rice and parboiled rice, which stood at 4.4 million tons and 7.4 million tonnes, respectively, in 2022. Indian farmers plant paddy ...

Last month, the Indian government announced an abrupt ban on exporting non-basmati white rice, which includes varieties favored by South Indian communities. The move has raised fears of ...

NEW DELHI: India in now allowing exports of non-basmati white rice as inventories in the world’s biggest exporter of the grain surged and farmers are set to harvest a new crop in the coming weeks.

India is the largest exporter of rice in the world, accounting for 40 per cent of the global rice trade. India made the move to curb the price rise of non-basmati white rice at home.

The government lifted the ban on non-basmati white rice exports, effective immediately, while introducing a minimum export price (MEP) of USD 490 per tonne. This change follows a prohibition since ...

* India exported 17.86 million tons of non-basmati rice in 2022, including 10.3 million tons of non-basmati white rice. In September 2022, India banned exports of broken rice and imposed a 20% ...

New Delhi set a floor price for non-basmati white rice exports of US$490 per metric ton, a government order said. That came a day after the government cut the export tax on white rice to zero.

3 cups cooked brown basmati rice (1 cup uncooked) 1/2 pound sugar snap peas, strings removed. 1 red pepper, cut in small dice. 1/4 cup chopped fresh chives or 1 bunch green scallions, sliced thin.

The decision to allow non-basmati rice exports will raise farm incomes in the countryside and help India regain its position in the global market, said Rajesh Paharia Jain, a New Delhi-based trader.