Tridge summary
The Indian government has banned the export of oil-free rice bran until November in order to keep domestic prices stable. India is a major exporter of oil-free rice bran, which is used for animal feed preparation. The ban on non-basmati white rice exports has also been put in place, with exceptions only for countries whose governments request it to meet their food security needs.
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(By Planeta Arroz) The Indian government has banned the export of oil-free rice bran with immediate effect until November, according to a notification from the General Directorate of Foreign Trade (DGFT) released in early August. “The export of oil-free rice bran under the ITC code HS 2306 and under any other HS code is prohibited until November 30,” the DGFT notice said. India is a major exporter of oil-free rice bran, which is used to prepare feed for livestock, poultry and fish. This comes a week after the DGFT banned exports of non-basmati white rice to keep domestic prices stable ahead of the 2024 general ...
Source: Planetaarroz
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