Thailand: Paddy prices are the highest in 5 years; farmers cut sugarcane and plant rice

Published 2021년 4월 30일

Tridge summary

Thailand is set to enter its rainy season in May, which is crucial for rice cultivation. The country, along with China, India, and the US, is expected to see an increase in rice production due to rising global consumption. The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives has a production plan for 30.86 million tons of paddy. The Thai Rice Exporters Association expects to export 6 million tonnes of rice but faces container and freight shortages. The price of paddy has dropped but is still acceptable to farmers. The Thai Rice Mills Association will purchase all varieties of paddy at varying prices.
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Meteorological Department Prepare to announce Thailand will enter the rainy season of the year 2021 around the middle of the 2nd week of this May. Most farmers begin to cultivate rice or prepare a rice planting plan early in the rainy season to reflect the rainfall that will end around mid-October, in order to reduce the impact on the price of paddy that may drop, which type of rice is planted and the mills need. Not repeating banned marks such as "Khao Hom Phuang" or "Khao Kor 61" that the mill refuses to buy. Or still buying but being pressed for a lower price than the same kind of rice, all parties have to prepare a plan to support Source: Department of Internal Trade The Ministry of Commerce revealed to the "economic base" that world rice production in 2020/64 is forecast to increase. The rice production of the main producing countries tends to increase, including China, India, Thailand and the United States, in line with global rice consumption expected to increase. This is ...

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