Vietnamese rice prices on September 18, 2024

Published 2024년 9월 18일

Tridge summary

The rice market on September 18 saw a slight increase in rice prices with fluctuations in paddy. New rice transactions in An Giang and Hau Giang experienced a slight increase, while in Can Tho, prices remained stable. In the export market, the price of broken rice increased slightly. On September 17, a workshop was held to promote green innovation in agriculture through market mechanisms, focusing on the opportunities and challenges of reducing emissions in rice production. Experts highlighted the need for economic compensation for emission reductions and the benefits of participating in carbon projects, such as advanced farming techniques, reduced water use, lower production costs, and increased productivity.
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Original content

Domestic rice prices today, September 18 The rice market on September 18 fluctuated with a slight increase in rice but fluctuations in paddy. Today's rice prices fluctuated in different directions. New rice transactions in An Giang and Hau Giang were few, prices increased slightly. In Hau Giang, the purchase price of Autumn-Winter rice fluctuated little, transactions were stable. In Can Tho, prices were stable, new rice transactions were slow. Today's rice prices increased slightly. In An Giang, the incoming volume was small, the warehouse was stable. In Lap Vo, the price fluctuated little, the incoming volume was quite good. In An Cu (Soc Trang), the market warehouse was steady, the rice was selected well, and the price was stable. Latest domestic rice price list on September 18, 2024. Compiled by: Bang Nghiem In the export market, the price of 100% broken rice was at 455 USD/ton (up 3 USD); Standard 5% broken rice is priced at 565 USD/ton (up 2 USD). The price of 25% broken rice ...
Source: Agriculture

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