India allows export of 200,000 tonne non-basmati rice to Malaysia

Published 2024년 8월 22일

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India has approved the export of 200,000 tonnes of non-basmati white rice to Malaysia, as part of a State Visit by the Malaysian Prime Minister, Dato’ Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim. This comes as part of India's strategy to allow limited rice exports to meet the food security needs of other countries, following a ban on rice exports in July 2023. The exports will be managed through National Cooperative Exports Limited, and have been permitted in addition to existing exports to countries like Nepal, Cameroon, and the Philippines, among others.
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India has permitted exports of 200,000 tonne of non-basmati white rice to Malaysia, an official notification said. India banned the export of rice in July 2023 to control inflation and secure food security. The exports of rice to Malaysia are permitted through National Cooperative Exports Limited, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said in its notification dated August 20, the day when the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dato’ Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim was in New Delhi for a State Visit. In October 2023, India allowed 170,000 tonne of non-basmati white rice to Malaysia. Earlier, India allowed the export of such a variety of rice to Nepal, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, the Republic of Guinea, Philippines, Seychelles, UAE, Singapore, Comoros, Madagascar, Equatorial Guinea, Egypt, and Kenya, and Tanzania, though with varying quantities. Some exports of non-basmati white rice, in limited quantities, were allowed later, subject to certain laid-out conditions. The export policy ...

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