Rice prices in Vietnam today August 10: Raw rice continues to increase slightly

Published Aug 10, 2021

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The article reports on the current rice prices in An Giang province, Vietnam, highlighting an increase in the price of NL IR 504 and TP IR 504 rice, while other types like IR 50404, OM 6976, Japanese, Thai squirrel, and Taiwanese fragrant rice remain stable. On the global stage, India has seen a decrease in the price of 5% broken parboiled rice, while Thailand and Vietnam have seen slight price increases in 5% broken rice, with Vietnam's prices remaining at their lowest since February 2020. Bangladesh has approved the purchase of 50,000 tonnes of rice from an Indian company at $377.88 a tonne.
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NL IR 504 rice price increased to 7,300-7,400 VND/kg; rice TP IR 504 7,900- 8,000 VND/kg. Plate price is 7,100 VND/kg and gold bran is 7,400-7,500 VND/kg. In An Giang market today, the price of fresh skinned glutinous rice increased by 50 VND/kg to 4,200-4,350 VND/kg; OM 5451 rice price increased by 100 VND/kg to 5,100-5,400 VND/kg; The price of rice is usually reduced by 500 VND/kg to 11,000-11,500 VND/kg. Other types of rice and rice are generally stable. IR 50404 rice is stable at 4,400-4,900 VND/kg; Price of rice OM 6976 5,100-5,200 VND/kg. Japanese rice 7,500-7,600 VND/kg. Thai squirrel rice 17,000 VND/kg. The rice is 11,500-20,000 VND/kg. Taiwanese fragrant rice 20,000 VND/kg. Japanese rice 17,000 VND/kg. According to Reuters, the price of 5% broken parboiled rice at the world's top rice exporter, India, fell to $354-358/ton last week from $361-366 last week. In Thailand, the price of 5% broken rice increased slightly from 385 - 408 USD/ton in the last week of July, the ...
Source: Vinanet

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