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RICE NEWS YOU CAN USE Issue 39 - 02 Jul 2007
As per experts, the Indian summer monsoon have so far been on course and is likely to
be favourable for agriculture. Let's hope the experts are correct.
This month's eBook is Water As Medicine. Gift it to your friends. Its simple - simply mail them this newsletter. They can download it just like you can.
Rice sowing in India from May 1, 2007 to Jun 22, 2007 has been 2.31M Hectares
Vs 2.33M a
year ago. In India summer sown crops are planted between May and September for harvest from October onwards. Details of Rice Exported Through Kandla Port during April 2007. Srl No. Rice Type
Destination Qty(MT) Value(In Lakhs) Through Kakinada Port during October 2006
November 2006
December 2006
No changes in domestic prices. Also there is hardly any change in export prices Prices (All prices in USD). Export Prices CNF Gulf Countries. In USD PMT, all prices tentative in 45/50 kg new jute bags (Sortexed)
Business of about 20000 MT 1121 Steam at $1080 to $1100/- reported from Dubai for onwards destination to Iran.
Still the prices for Crop 2006-07 have not shown any signs of coming down. Should cover up.
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