Temperatures above 35 C can significantly decrease yields. High nighttime temperatures also can impact productivity. One study found that each 1 C increase in night temperatures above 35 C leads SINGAPORE (Reuters) -India's decision to curb rice exports is expected to lift world prices of the staple and trigger a rally in rival wheat and corn markets, deepening concerns over food inflation. Rice prices in key exporters India, Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar are set to rise, traders and analysts said, hitting food importers already suffering from higher costs due to adverse weather and For example, Morocco and the European Union reduced import tariffs on wheat and grain, respectively, while countries such as Kampuchea, Vietnam and India restricted rice exports. This ultimately led to a 1.76-fold increase in the price of rice during the six months following October 2007, which in turn triggered a global food crisis. Thailand and Vietnam had 0.98 per cent and 4.48 per cent increase respectively in the quantity of rice exported from 2017 to 10.3 million metric tons and 7 million metric tons respectively in 2018 while Pakistan had with 11.8 per cent increase to 4.25 million metric tons within the same period. The estimated rice wastage that year was 296,869 metric tons (MT), which accounted for 12.2% of the year's rice imports. The loss amounted to P7.3 billion. (READ: How much do farmers lose?) Dịch Vụ Hỗ Trợ Vay Tiền Nhanh 1s. Vietnam is rich in rice, tropical crops and aquatic products and is a major exporter of agricultural products in Southeast Asia, and the third largest exporter of rice in the world. According to the analyst's analysis, Vietnam's rice export value reached billion in 2021, and rice has become a bright spot in Vietnam's agricultural products exports. This is a remarkable achievement of the rice industry for many years, especially in the context of natural disasters and COVID-19 epidemic that hit Vietnam's agriculture in 2020 in terms of production and 2021, Vietnam's total rice production was about 44 million tons, meeting the demand for domestic consumption, processing, poultry and livestock feed, and export, etc. In 2020, its rice exports grew against the backdrop of a decline in exports of many of Vietnam's long-dominant agricultural products due to the COVID-19 epidemic. In 2021, rice exports increased from million tons to million terms of price, the average price of Vietnam's rice exports in 2021 dropped percent year on year to $477 per ton. At the beginning of 2021, Vietnamese rice prices still maintained the highest position. On March 25th, Vietnamese rice with a 5% breakage rate rose to $515-520 per ton, Thai rice of the same variety to $500-518 per ton and Indian rice to $398-403. In January 2021, Vietnam's rice export price reached $ per the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement EVFTA came into force on August 1, 2020, rice exports have rapidly seen an upturn. According to EVFTA, the EU provides Vietnam with 80,000 tons of rice for export at 0% tax rate annually including 30,000 tons of milled rice, 20,000 tons of unmilled rice and 30,000 tons of aromatic rice.For rice from Vietnam, the EU will reduce the import duty rate to zero in the coming years. Taking advantage of the above, from September 2020, Vietnam started to sell rice to the EU at a much higher price than before. Specifically, before EVFTA came into effect, the prices of ST20 rice and Jasmine rice exported to the EU were USD800 and USD520 per ton, respectively, while now the prices are over USD1,000 and USD600, to the analyst's analysis, there are three reasons for the rise in Vietnam's rice prices. Firstly, the government issued an agricultural restructuring proposal, by which the rice structure has been strongly adjusted, changing the rice cultivation protocols, paying more attention to improving rice quality rather than increasing 2015, Vietnam's quality rice seeds accounted for only 35%-40% of the total seeds, while in 2020 the Chart reached 75%-80%, and even in some places, the usage rate of quality rice seeds is as high as 90%.Secondly, Vietnam has signed many FTAs such as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership CPTPP and the Europe-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement EVFTA with many countries, which creates conditions for a breakthrough in Vietnam's rice exports. Third, many industries were affected by the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020, but the market demand for food has not to the analyst's analysis, the Jiulong River Plain is the center of rice cultivation in Vietnam, contributing 50% of rice production and 95% of rice exports to Vietnam's 2020, the Jiulong River Plain cultivated more than million hectares of rice per season, with an average yield of 6 tons per hectare and an annual rice production of more than 24 million tons. Furthermore, its winter-spring rice production is expected to reach 10 million tons from 2020 to analyst reports that Vietnam's rice exports are to continue to rise in both volume and value in Topics Covered1 Overview of Geographical Demographic Structure of Economy of Minimum Wage in Vietnam, Impact of COVID-19 on the Rice Industry in Vietnam2 Development Environment of Vietnam's Rice Brief History of Vietnam's Rice Types of Vietnam's Rice Policy Environment of Vietnam's Rice Industry3 Supply and Demand Situation of Vietnam's Rice Supply Demand Situation4 Import and Export Situation of Vietnam's Rice Import Import Volume and Import Main Import Export Export Volume and Main Export Destinations5 Market Competition in Vietnam's Rice Barriers to Entry in Vietnam's Rice Brand Quality Capital Competitive Structure of Vietnam's Rice Bargaining Power of Rice Bargaining Power of Competition in Vietnam's Rice Potential Entrants in the Rice Substitutes for Rice6 Analysis of Major Rice Brand Companies in Vilaconic Joint Stock Development History of Vilaconic Joint Stock Main Products of Vilaconic Joint Stock Operating Model of Vilaconic Joint Stock Vu Phat International Co., Cam Nguyen Rice Trading And Processing Limited Khanh Tam Company Hoa Lua Rice Trading Company SUNRISE INS Company Khue Star Import Export Trading Company Robert & Partners International Hanfimex Gia Son Phat Trading and Service Outlook on Vietnam's Rice Industry, Analysis of Vietnam's Rice Industry Development Drivers and Development Opportunities for Vietnam's Rice Threats and Challenges Facing Vietnam's Rice Forecast on Vietnam's Rice Forecast on Vietnam's Rice Market Forecast on Import and Export of Vietnam's Rice IndustryFor Office Hours Call +1-917-300-0470For Toll Free Call +1-800-526-8630For GMT Office Hours Call + Fax 646-607-1907Fax outside +353-1-481-1716 Illustrative image Photo Hanoi VNA – Vietnam’s rice export this year is expected to benefit from many favourable conditions, including high global demand, to reach 7 million tonnes, according to the Cong Thuong Industry & Trade newspaper. The January report by the US Department of Agriculture forecast the global rice trade in 2023 will decrease about 4% from last year. Large rice exporters are predicted to witness declines, including Argentina, Brazil, Cambodia, China, the EU, India, Laos, Malaysia, Pakistan, Paraguay, Russia, Senegal, Tanzania, Turkey, Uruguay, and the US. Among them, India and Pakistan may see the sharpest falls, down by some million tonnes in total, due to lower output and domestic market stabilisation policies. Climate change impacts and drought in the US, Europe, and China are posing a risk of supply shortages, the Foreign Trade Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade told a recent conference on rice export. Aside from rising global demand, improved quality has also boosted importing countries’ demand for Vietnamese rice, the agency noted, expecting an export volume of - 7 million tonnes in 2023. Import demand in traditional markets like the Philippines and Africa will stay stable in the first half of this year as they are increasing food stockpiles, according to Chairman of the Vietnam Food Association Nguyen Ngoc Nam. Nguyen Viet Anh, Director General of the Phuong Dong food company, said businesses are now highly optimistic, and that since 2019, the sector has no longer needed support to sell out the grain, but sometimes even run out of rice to meet demand. Last year, Vietnam exported nearly million tonnes of rice, gaining billion USD./. © 2023 Meredith Corporation. All Rights is provided by Barchart at least 10 minute delayed. Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. To see all exchange delays and terms of use, please see FILE PHOTO Terraced rice field is seen in Pu Luong, Vietnam February 29, 2020. REUTERS/KhamHANOI Reuters - Vietnam, the world’s third-largest rice exporter, has not yet lifted the ban on new rice export contracts, traders said on Monday, adding that they expect the government to remove the suspension this week and also impose a government said last week it would halt signing new contracts until March 28 at the earliest under a review to ensure it has enough domestic supplies to cope with the virus outbreak.“We haven’t been able to sign new contracts and have frozen our trading activities since last week,” a trader based in Ho Chi Minh City said they expect the government to make a final decision this week on whether the country will resume rice shipments or not.“We heard that the government will set a limit for exports for the rest of the year,” another city-based trader said, adding that the government has been advised by the trade ministry to permit exports of 800,000 tonnes in April and which has 194 coronavirus infections but no deaths so far, said on Friday it would stockpile 270,000 tonnes of rice, including 80,000 tonnes of unhusked paddy rice, this year to ensure food second trader said a working group of the ministries of trade, finance and agriculture has concluded that Vietnam has million tonnes of rice left for exports this year, after setting aside a portion for domestic consumption and by Khanh Vu, Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillipsfor-phone-onlyfor-tablet-portrait-upfor-tablet-landscape-upfor-desktop-upfor-wide-desktop-up The latest forecast has recently been released as part of the USDA’s May 2021 Report about the Global Rice Outlook for 2022. The report details that the global rice output in the 2021 - 2022 crop will hit a record high of million tonnes of milled rice, an increase of million tonnes compared to the 2020 - 2021 crop. Most notably, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Cambodia, China, the Ivory Coast, the Republic of Korea, Paraguay, Taiwan China, and Thailand will all witness rises in their respective rice output. In contrast, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Iraq, Madagascar, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, the US, and Vietnam are all projected to record a lower output. After two consecutive years of maintaining its position as the world’s second largest rice exporter, Vietnam will rank third in terms of global rice exports next year, behind India and Thailand. In line with the rice industry restructuring scheme until 2025, Vietnam is aiming to export approximately five million tonnes annually. This decrease is attributed to the local rice industry’s shifting from quantity to quality, with a specific focus on improving the value and brand of Vietnamese rice among in international market. Rice exporters have gradually begun to shift their proportion of white rice varieties to high-quality fragrant rice, while simultaneously focusing on high-end markets such as the EU, the US, and Japan. Nguyen Van Thanh, director of Phuoc Thanh IV Trading and Production Co., Ltd, says his firm has recently turned to exporting fragrant and high-quality rice, adding that along with traditional Asian markets, the company has is seeking to reap benefits from the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement - EU EVFTA. Similarly, Pham Thai Binh, general director of Trung An High-Tech Agriculture Joint Stock Company, reveals that since the beginning of the year, the firm has continuously won bids to ship rice to Asian countries and the EU. Binh added that Trung An rice is now being traded at the relatively high level of over US$ per tonne. Source VOV Firms to get help to expand rice export markets The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development reported the volume of rice exported reached 450,000 tonnes with a value of US$246 million last month. It needs objective remarks for rice export decline There are different remarks over the good harvest and export prices of rice in the Mekong Delta but the strong decline in rice export volume.

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