Pakistan set to surpass India in basmati rice exports

Published 2024년 4월 8일

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In 2024, India's basmati rice exports are expected to decline as Pakistan takes the lead in the international market with its competitive pricing and increased production. Pakistan's rice exports are projected to rise to 5 million tons in 2023-24, up from 3.7 million tons, driven by higher production and competitive pricing, especially as Iran, a key importer, reduced its purchases of Indian basmati by 36% in 2023. India's struggle to maintain its export competitiveness is exacerbated by the government's imposition of a minimum export price of $1,200 per ton, significantly higher than the previous $950, making it difficult for Indian exporters to compete with Pakistan's offerings.
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India is likely to a face decline in exports of basmati rice in 2024 as Pakistan is all set to capture the international market with its competitive prices amid increase in production. The arch-rival countries are leading exporters of rice, famous for its special aroma and length, to countries such USA, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq and Iran. “Last year, buyers were hustling to stock up when Pakistan was facing production issues. This year, however, Pakistan offers lower prices than India due to increased production,” Vijay Setia, a leading exporter based in Haryana state of India told Reuters. It is hoped that Pakistan’s rice exports would surged to 5 million tons in ongoing fiscal year of 2023-24, as compared to 3.7 million tons exported in previous financial year. Iran, the biggest importer of Indian basmati rice, cut its ...

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