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India Plans To Export Rice To The Philippines

According to the most recent notification, the Philippines has reduced its import tariff on rice arriving from India from 50% to 35%, therefore the rice exporters in the Southeast Asian nation are getting ready to transport the grain there beginning next month. The Philippines are the world's second-largest importer of the item. By lowering the import duty on the Indian staple from 50% to 35%, the Philippines have launched the first salvo in response to Thailand and Vietnam's ambitions to establish a cartel for rice. Let's investigate the notification in more depth.

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India Plans To Export Rice To The Philippines

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  1. India Plans To Export Rice To The Philippines After Lowering Import Duties To 35%

  2. Philippines Import Duties Reduced to 35% The Philippines' import duty on Indian rice has recently been slashed from 50% to 35%, therefore the country's rice exporters are preparing to start shipping the grain there as of next month, according to the Philippines Import Export Data. The item's second-largest global importer is the Philippines. By reducing the import tariff on Indian cereal from 50% to 35%, Vietnam hopes to establish a cartel for the import of rice. The Philippines have fired the first shot against Thailand. India's rice exports nearly doubled from 9.5 metric tonnes in the previous fiscal year to 17.7 metric tonnes in 2020–21. In comparison to basmati rice, shipments of non-basmati rice soared by 160% to 13.09 metric tonnes, according to data from the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority.

  3. Further Notification by Officials ThanakornWangboonkongchana, a spokesman for the Thai government, stated on May 30 that Bangkok and Hanoi planned to hike grain prices to double farmers' incomes and increase their negotiating power on the international market. Thanakorn claims that the proposals to create the cartel have as one of their justifications the dominance of food grain prices for more than 20 years in spite of rising production costs. This concept was put forth by both countries at a time when the world's demand for rice is starting to pick up again following the consequences of the Coronavirus pandemic. Information on Philippine Exports. Get Philippines Export Data

  4. The International Grains Council (IGC) reports that India is still very competitive in the world rice market, with its 25% broken white rice getting a price of $342 per tonne over the weekend. Vietnam is offering $421 for its 5 percent cracked white rice, while Thailand is requesting $449. "Rice exports from India are currently rising. Our price is at least $100 per tonne less than Vietnam and Thailand. He added that major acquisitions are being made by China, Vietnam, and the Philippines. The Agri Commodity Exporters Association's president, M. Madan Prakash, asserts that India has a good chance of growing its exports to the Philippines. He asserted that the government in Manila is looking to export to other governments in order to compete with private businessmen who import rice and sell it for more money. Reliable Philippines Shipment Data is one of the services offered by Philippines Import Data. You may also get information about the top exports from the Philippines using it. If you have any inquiries concerning the Philippines Trade Data, we are here to help you and grow your business.

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