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 Oryza Rice Currency Analysis for Today – Brazil Real, Mexico Peso Both Down 1%
 Oryza Afternoon Recap – Chicago Rough Rice Futures Look to Recover from Recent Losses, Trade
Activity Slows
 Saudi Arabia Fines Rice Traders Over Price Hike

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India Government Considers Increase in Rice Buffer Norms
Vietnam Food Association Expects TPP to Boost Rice Exports
Oryza Quick Glance at MDA Rice Crop Weather Update
Thailand Rice Farmers Urged to Increase Efficiency, Rice Yield to Compete Globally
Thailand, Vietnam Rice Sellers Lower Some of Their Quotes Today
Achievements and Controversy Surrounding Rice, Vitamins, and GMO Crops
EU Alleges Up to 30% of Cambodia Rice Imports Mixed With Vietnam Rice
Oryza Quick Glance at World News
Oryza Global Rice Quotes

NEWS DETAILS:
Oryza Rice Currency Analysis for Today – Brazil Real, Mexico Peso Both Down 1%
Dec 19, 2013

U.S. dollar index was up +0.63% from the open today, when it traded at 80.608 at the close.
Euro was weaker -0.18% today by the close, trading around 1.3661 by end of day, after trading between an
intraday high of 1.3694 and low of 1.3650. Markets continued to trade on the Fed’s decision yesterday to begin
tapering its bond purchases.
Thai baht was weaker -0.49%, trading at 32.480 at the close of business.
Indian rupee was -0.02% weaker, trading at 62.1162.
Brazilian real was -1.08% weaker than the open at today’s close, when it ended at 2.3568 reais per dollar.
Pakistan rupee was +0.32% stronger at 106.3150.
Vietnamese dong was +0.01% stronger, trading at 21104.
Mexican peso was -1.09% weaker today, when it traded at 13.0170 pesos per dollar by the close of business
today.
Chinese yuan was -0.01% weaker at 6.0713.
Tags: foreign exchange rates

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Oryza Afternoon Recap – Chicago Rough Rice Futures Look to Recover from
Recent Losses, Trade Activity Slows
Dec 19, 2013

Chicago rough rice futures for March delivery settled 9 cents per cwt (about $2 per ton) higher at $15.315 per
cwt (about $338 per ton). Rough rice futures retraced a good portion of losses sustained yesterday as selling and
spread activity slows ahead of the holidays approaching in the coming weeks. The open interest table shows that
as of the close of the market yesterday there are fewer than 2,000 contracts open for January delivery with the
majority of the trade already focused on March. Traders expect the bulk of the trade activity to remain focused
on moving the remaining nearby contracts forward and thus see underlying support for the January futures. The
other grains finished mostly higher today with wheat logging the only loss; soybeans finished the day about
0.4% higher at $13.1900 per bushel; wheat finished about 0.3% lower at $6.1175 per bushel; and corn finished
the day about 1.3% higher at $4.3050 per bushel.U.S. stocks erased the bulk of their losses on Thursday, with
the Dow industrials extending gains after the prior day's record close, as the energy sector rose along with the
price of oil. Wall Street retreating after the prior day's Fed-inspired surge, after existing home sales fell to their
lowest level in nearly a year and new claims for jobless benefits climbed last week to a near nine-month high.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average cleared losses to turn higher.
The S&P 500 was down less than 1 point, with utilities the leading laggard and energy the best performing
among its 10 major sectors. The Nasdaq fell. U.S. stock markets are currently trading about 0.1% higher, gold
is trading about 3.4% lower, crude oil is seen trading about 1.2% higher, and the U.S. dollar is seen trading
about 0.6% higher at about 2:00pm Chicago time.Turning to the daily continuation chart of Chicago rough rice
futures for March delivery, the market managed to recover nearly half of the losses sustained yesterday.
Although buying interest improved the session high of $15.365 per cwt (about $339 per ton) was made
overnight, likely caused by the triggering of a stop order on low volume. But with the opening of pit trading this
morning the bulls failed to follow through and prices spent the majority of the session trading within 5 cents per
cwt (about $1 per ton) of unchanged. Today’s push higher saw prices cross back above the lower Bollinger
band which is noted at $15.230 per cwt (about $336 per ton) and now acts as the current price objective. The
market remains in bearish territory and the current trend of lower prices remains intact. Today’s trading range is
noted as $15.280-$15.405 per cwt (about $337-$340 per ton).Wednesday, there were 2,544 contracts traded,
down from 4,167 contracts traded on Tuesday. Open interest – the number of contracts outstanding – on
Wednesday increased by 81 contracts to 7,401.
Tags: chicago rough rice futures, U.S. rice prices, U.S. rice market

Saudi Arabia Fines Rice Traders Over Price Hike
Dec 19, 2013

The Saudi Arabia government has fined rice traders SAR40 million (about $11 million) for increasing prices of
rice and reducing the weight of rice in packets sold by them in the market. ccording to Tawfiq Al-Rabiah, the
Minister of Commerce and Industry and chairman of the Council of Competition Protection (CCP), some rice
traders were found to have reduced quantity of rice in packets and increased rice prices without informing
consumers about the change.Rice consumption in Saudi Arabia is estimated at around 1.25 million tons

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annually, and the entire demand is met by rice imports mostly from India. Earlier this month, local sources
reported that rice prices increased to around SAR 235 – SAR 290 per 40 kilograms (about $1,566 - $1,930 per
ton) which is about 20% - 30% higher than prices in the previous month.Traders say that rice prices have
increased due to higher prices quoted by exporting countries. However, local sources claim that rice prices are
increasing due to the monopoly of Indian rice traders in the Saudi Arabia rice market.
Tags: Saudi Arabia rice prices

India Government Considers Increase in Rice Buffer Norms
The Indian government
may increase buffer norms
for rice and wheat in the
central pool to ensure
availability of food grains
in the country for the
implementation of the Food
Security Act.Today, the
Cabinet referred a proposal
by the National Centre for
Agricultural Economics and
Policy Research (NCAP) to
a panel over a possible
increase in buffer norms for
rice and wheat by around
50% from the current norm
of around 21 - 32 million
tons of food grains to meet the requirement under the Food Security Act.It is estimated that India’s food grains
requirement under the National Food Security Act will increase to around 62-64 million tons, up from the
current 56-60 million tons. The panel includes the Agriculture Minister, the Finance Minister and
representatives of the Planning Commission.Local sources say that increasing buffer norms for rice and wheat
does not serve any purpose as current stocks are consistently about 100% than the required norms.
Moreover, increasing buffer norms will make open sales of food grains difficult which may lead to higher
prices and storage losses. Some experts say that increasing buffer norms for rice and wheat may also force the
government to import food grains in a low production year or if domestic procurement does not meet the
target.India's buffer and strategic reserves were last finalized in April 2005. Strategic rice reserves stand at 2
million tons at any point of the year, while it is 3 million tons for wheat. The peak buffer norm for rice is 12.2
million tons as of April 1, while it is 17.1 million tons for wheat as of July 1. About 46% of total rice

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procurement in India takes place in the quarter October to December and 32.2% in the first quarter of calendar
year.
Tags: India rice stocks

Vietnam Food Association Expects TPP to Boost Rice Exports
Dec 19, 2013

The Vietnam Food Association (VFA) expects Vietnam's rice exports to increase significantly after Vietnam,
Japan and countries in the Americas conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations.Lower demand
from traditional buyers in Asia is forcing Vietnam to look to new markets and to increase sales in smaller
markets such as the U.S. According to the VFA, rice exports in 2013 are expected to fall short of the targeted
6.7 million tons by around 100,000 tons despite lower export prices this year.
The VFA general secretary told local sources that the average rice export price is about $14.50 per ton lower
than last year’s average of around $435 per ton, but exports are likely to decline to around 6.6 million tons in
2013 due to low purchases by Asian countries. Indonesia did not buy any rice from Vietnam this year, while the
Philippines and Malaysia have reduced their purchases, he said.However, the VFA is hopeful that rice exports
to the Americas and Japan will increase after TPP negotiations. The VFA says that the price of Vietnam rice is

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much lower than Thailand rice and Vietnamese rice gaining popularity in the U.S. and other countries in TPP
negotiations such as Japan, Canada, Chile, Peru and Mexico. The VFA has requested the government to help
exporters gain wider access to the American and Japanese rice markets after TPP negotiations are over.
Tags: Vietnam rice exports, Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP)

Oryza Quick Glance at MDA Rice Crop Weather Update
Dec 19, 2013

Rice harvest is over in China, Japan, and the U.S., and harvest is going on in India, and some countries in South
and Southeast Asia. According to MDA, global rice production in 2013-14 is expected to reach around 480.77
million tons.Oryza shares some of MDA’s latest rice crop weather updates:Weather is expected to be dry
in China this week. China’s 2013-14 production is estimated at around 141.71 million tons.Snowfall may occur
in some parts of Japan this week. Japan’s 2013-14 production is estimated at around 7.32 million
tons.Reduction in rainfall will help rice harvest in Thailand and Vietnam this week. Thailand 2013-14
production is estimated at around 22.26 million tons, while Vietnam’s 2013-14 production is estimated at
around 29.39 million tons.Rainfall may slow harvesting and planting of new crop in Luzon region in
the Philippines this week.
The Philippines 2013-14 production is estimated at around 11.51 million tons.Rainfall is expected to favor main
season early growth in Indonesia this week. Indonesia’s 2013-14 production is estimated at around 39.6 million
tons.Drier weather in India will help harvesting activities of main crop. India’s 2013-14 production is estimated
at around 108.72 million tons.Weather is expected to remain dry in Bangladesh and Pakistan this week.
Bangladesh 2013-14 production is estimated at around 35.93 million tons, while Pakistan’s 2013-14 production
is estimated at around 6.55 million tons.Rainfall will favor rice crop in southeastern Nigeria this week.
Nigeria’s 2013-14 production is estimated at around 2.9 million tons.Rainfall will improve moisture supplies for
rice in northern areas of Brazil this week. Brazil’s 2013-14 production is estimated at around 8.58 million
tons.Rainfall is expected in the Delta region of the U.S. this week. The U.S. 2013-14 production is estimated at
around 5.94 million tons.
For more complete weather information, contact: www.mdaus.com.
Tags: Weekly weather report for rice
pdf:

MDA Weather.pdf

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Thailand Rice Farmers Urged to Increase Efficiency, Rice Yield to Compete Globally
Dec 19, 2013

Rice farmers in Thailand should merge rice plots and make use of farm machinery to improve rice yield and
reduce production costs, according to the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) and Thailand’s
caretaker agriculture minister.The Thai government buys paddy rice from farmers at prices around 40% higher
than market prices under the rice mortgage program which started in 2011 to boost farmer income. However,
this has led to a sharp decline in rice exports. According to the Thai Rice Exporters Association (TREA)
President, Thailand has lost export competitiveness in recent years and traditional buyers of Thai rice such as
the Philippines and Indonesia have shifted to rivals such as Vietnam due to high prices of Thai rice.
The TDRI representative Nipon Poapongsakorn says the rice mortgage program should not be continued as
global prices are likely to decline in 2014 and in coming years due to declining rice consumption.
Instead, he suggests, Thai rice farmers should improve efficiency to reduce production costs.The caretaker
agriculture minister Yukol Limlamthong told local sources that Thai rice faces increasing competition from
Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos in addition to Vietnam. He says that rice productivity is as low as 1.8 tons per

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hectare in some parts of Thailand and the government zoning policy will help improve productivity and enable
Thai rice to compete globally. However, farmer representatives in Thailand say that the zoning policy is
unlikely to reduce increasing production costs of rice farming in Thailand.
Tags: Thailand rice exports

Thailand, Vietnam Rice Sellers Lower Some of Their Quotes Today
Dec 19, 2013

Thailand rice sellers lowered their quotes for 25% broken rice by about $5 per ton to about $350 -$360 per ton
today. Vietnam rice sellers lowered their quotes for 5% broken rice by about $5 per ton to about $410 - $420
per ton. India and Pakistan rice sellers kept their quotes mostly unchanged.
5% Broken Rice
Thai 5% rice is quoted around $380 - $390 per ton, about a $30 per ton discount to Viet 5% rice shown around
$410 - $420 per ton, down about $5 per ton from yesterday.
Indian 5% rice is quoted around $410 - $420 per ton, about a $30 per ton premium over Pak 5% rice quoted
around $380 - $390 per ton.
25% Broken Rice
Thai 25% rice is quoted about $350 - $360 per ton, down about $5 per ton from yesterday and about a $35 per
ton discount to Viet 25% rice shown around $385 - $395 per ton.
Indian 25% rice is quoted about $370 - $380 per ton, about a $30 per ton premium over Pak 25% rice quoted
around $340 - $350 per ton.
Parboiled Rice
Thai parboiled rice is quoted around $445 - $455 per ton.
Indian parboiled rice is quoted around $395 - $405 per ton, about a $30 per ton discount to Pak parboiled rice
quoted around $425 - $435 per ton.
100% Broken Rice
Thai broken rice, A1 Super, is quoted around $300 - $310 per ton, about a $70 per ton discount to Viet broken
rice shown around $370 - $380 per ton.
Indian broken sortexed rice is quoted about $300 - $310 per ton, about a $20 per ton discount to Pak broken
sortexed rice quoted around $325 - $335 per ton.
Tags: Asia rice quotes, Thailand rice quotes, Vietnam rice quotes, Pakistan rice quotes, India rice quotes

Achievements and Controversy Surrounding Rice, Vitamins, and GMO Crops
Dec 19, 2013

With rice a staple food product around the globe, it’s not unsurprising that it has been a crucial part of the
development of many different cultures and cuisines. What fewer people know is the role that rice has played

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in the development of our scientific understanding of vitamins and how they work in the body.In the mid-1800s,
a disease called beriberi became frighteningly common. Sufferers had weak arms and legs and found it difficult
to walk. Scientists could not figure out what caused it or how to prevent it.
During the 1880s one scientist named Christiaan Eijkman began studying chickens with beriberi-like
symptoms. He didn’t make much progress until he noticed some of the chickens had mysteriously recovered
and were no longer exhibiting symptoms. He figured out that the chickens’ food had changed: they had
previously been fed leftover milled military rice and were now being fed civilian brown rice.When Dr.
Eijkman’s chickens recovered so quickly from a minor change in diet, he deduced that something in the outer
layer of rice prevented beriberi, proving the disease was not the result of blood contamination or temperature
variation.
Instead, thiamine in the bran and endosperm of rice prevented the development of beriberi. Dr. Eijkman’s work
was furthered by Adolphe Vorderman and Casimir Funk, who shortened “vitamin B1 thiamine” to “vital
amine,” thus coining the new word “vitamin.”Most nutritionists agree that it’s best to get one’s required
vitamins and minerals from a variety of food sources – grains, vegetables, fruits. However, not everyone has
the luxury of consuming a diverse diet due to cost or access. Today, consumers don’t have to choose between
better nutrients (brown rice) and longer shelf-life (milled rice) because of a process called parboiling. In the
1910s a German-British scientist named Erich Gustav Huzenlaub developed an improved form of parboiling
(known as the Huzenlaub Process) that involves vacuum-drying the grains, steaming them, vacuum-drying them
again, and then husking them. This method achieved several beneficial results.
It preserves more of the nutrients in the rice, making it 80% nutritionally similar to brown rice. Parboiling also
extends the grain’s shelf life, making it more resistant to weevils, for example. Finally, it lessens the required
cooking time.These last two benefits, the decreased cooking time and weevil-resistance, made parboiled rice the
perfect sustenance to air-drop to troops in the field during World War II. During the War, Huzenlaub created a
company to produce this parboiled rice and sold all of its production output to the U.S. and British Armed
Forces.Parboiled rice, or converted rice as it’s sometimes called, is available in most grocery stores today – in
fact, some estimates claim that 50% of global paddy production is parboiled today. It’s especially popular in
areas where citizens might have trouble eating a healthy, varied diet due to war, poverty, or political unrest, and
is largely the reason beriberi is no longer the endemic disease it once was.
The nutritional benefits of parboiled rice are especially interesting given recent studies of the effects of
supplemental vitamins and minerals, an industry that has exploded globally in the last decade. In the December
17 edition of Annals of Internal Medicine, a medical journal, several scientists wrote articles and editorials
decrying the hyperbole surrounding vitamins and their benefits. They claim that several studies have now
shown that supplemental vitamins, especially in people who are not severely deficient, have little to no health
benefit. Moreover, some studies show actual harm befalling patients who excessively take beta carotene,
vitamin E, and vitamin A. These new findings reiterate the fact that getting one’s nutrients from whole foods is
the best method and parboiling rice allows more people to do just that.

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These findings also shed light on another topic that has captivated the rice industry in recent years: genetically
modified rice, or biofortified rice. Golden Rice, especially, has received lots of media attention this year as
protestors in the Philippines uprooted a plot of Golden Rice being grown for experimental research. Golden
Rice was developed specifically to help combat vitamin A deficiencies (VAD) in high-risk nations, places
where supplements are not readily available. Vitamin A deficiency can cause blindness and even death, with
some studies estimating 1-2 million deaths annually are caused by VAD. Golden Rice was specifically
designed to produce beta-carotene in the endosperm of the rice instead of only the plant leaves, where it’s
normally produced. (Beta-carotene is a precursor to vitamin A.) While Golden Rice and GMO rice in general is
controversial, advocates say that for those who simply cannot obtain a balanced diet, it is a much needed
scientific step in the direction.Regardless of how you feel about the Golden Rice or GMO controversy, we are
fortunate to live in a time where we have options such as parboiling, fortifying, and modifying rice, especially
when and where a diverse diet is challenging or impossible.
Tags: Golden rice, parboiled rice, vitamins, nutrition, Rice, white rice, brown rice

EU Alleges Up to 30% of Cambodia Rice Imports Mixed With Vietnam Rice
Dec 19, 2013

The Alliance of Rice Producers and Exporters of Cambodia (ARPEC) has proposed a “Code of Conduct” for
rice exporters of the country to prevent contamination of rice from other origins in rice exports to EU member
countries.Under the Everything But Arms (EBA) trade relaxations allowed to Least Developed Countries
(LDCs), the EU does not levy any import tariff on rice from Cambodia (or Myanmar since last summer).
However, this is being exploited by traders from Cambodia to export rice from neighboring Vietnam where
prices are usually low, the EU alleges.According to the EU Trade Commissioner, as much as 30% of the
196,000 tons of rice exported by Cambodia to EU members in 2013 so far is rice of Vietnam origin mixed with
Cambodia rice.
The Commissioner has warned that Cambodia could lose EBA benefits if the government fails to control the
quality of rice exported to the EU members.ARPEC believes the Code of Conduct will help exporters monitor
rice quality. However, ARPEC also says that buyers in the EU should be wary of Cambodian exporters who
promise prices much lower than average Cambodian prices. "The onus also rests upon buyers to be responsible
in this whole game," ARPEC says.Earlier this month, Italy claimed that EU’s rice sector is facing increasing
competition from rice imports from Cambodia and Myanmar. Bulgaria, Greece, Spain, France, and Portugal
agreed with Italy’s claim.
Read Oryza story: European Rice Producing Nations Bemoan Imports
Tags: EU rice imports, Cambodia rice exports, Vietnam rice exports, Alliance of Rice Producers and Exporters of Cambodia (ARPEC)

Oryza Quick Glance at World News
Dec 19, 2013

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Financial Times –
*A panel appointed by Barack Obama to review electronic intelligence collection has recommended the
government continue to have access to phone records of U.S. citizens suspected of terrorism but that the data be
held by private, not government, entities.
*The Spanish government has sold NCG Banco, one of three nationalized banks that was still in state hands, to
Banesco of Venezuela in a €1 billion deal that highlights growing investor appetite for the country’s resurgent
banking sector.
*The west was prepared to give Kiev at least €20 billion in loans if Ukraine agreed sign a landmark EU
integration agreement last month, according to an internal EU document seen by the Financial Times.
*Russia is set to free prisoners from some of the country’s most controversial and headline-grabbing cases after
parliament approved a broad amnesty as President Vladimir Putin seeks to salvage the country’s image ahead of
the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
*Europe took a big step towards completing its banking union on Wednesday, in spite of warnings that the
planned system for handling bank failures was inadequately funded and unwieldy.
*Naoki Inose, the governor of Tokyo and the driving force behind the city’s successful 2020 Olympic bid, said
on Thursday he would resign over a money scandal.
*The White House is expected to nominate Max Baucus, the retiring long-time senator from Montana, to be the
next U.S. ambassador to China, according to sources familiar with the matter.
*U.S. secretary of state John Kerry tried to defuse a rapidly spiraling diplomatic row with New Delhi over the
arrest of an Indian diplomat, calling a senior Indian official on Wednesday to express his “regret” over the case.
Wall Street Journal*Angela Merkel, delivered the inaugural parliamentary address of her third term as German chancellor on
Wednesday, offered a familiar remedy for Europe's ills: more Europe.
*Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, gave the U.S. economy a nod of approval just a month before he
leaves the Federal Reserve, moving the central bank to begin winding down a bond-buying program meant to
boost growth with the recovery on firmer footing.
*Egyptian authorities charged ousted President Mohammed Morsi with treason, espionage, and sponsoring
terrorism, alleging he collaborated with Iran and allied militant groups to destabilize the country.
*Philippines President, Benigno Aquino III, said Typhoon Haiyan caused nearly $13 billion in damage as his
government released a report detailing the costs and a rebuilding plan that would help the Philippines better
survive future storms.
*Italy will allow international experts to use one of its ports as a staging area to transfer Syria's most dangerous
chemical weapons from Danish and Norwegians ships onto a U.S. vessel, where the materials will be destroyed.
*France's foreign minister voiced doubts that Western powers will reach a final nuclear deal with Iran,
questioning Tehran's willingness to abandon its ability to build an atomic bomb.
*Germany's government sharply criticized an EU decision to review energy-price discounts for many German
companies, saying the probe would threaten jobs in Europe's economic powerhouse.
*India's central bank surprised markets by leaving its key lending rate unchanged at 7.75% Wednesday,
sparking hope it could be easing its inflation-fighting stance and turning toward dealing with the country's
economic slowdown.
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*India’s Parliament gave final approval on Wednesday to a bill creating an independent anticorruption agency
after more than four decades of debate and controversy over how to curb graft.
*A Russian diplomat signaled on Thursday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should refrain from
statements suggesting he might seek re-election because it could fuel tension before planned peace talks.
*The U.S. State Department warned Wednesday that a new terrorist group linked to an Algerian militant has
emerged as “the greatest near-term threat to U.S. and Western interests” in the Sahel region of Africa. The State
Department’s move underscored the resilience of the militant factions and their ability to forge new terrorist
alliances, even in the face of Western pressure.
*More Chinese state-owned companies might be spun off as private entities to help improve economic growth
but Beijing will keep control of major industries, a Cabinet official said Thursday.
*A government official in New Delhi says the Indian diplomat who was arrested in New York on visa fraud
charges had accused her housekeeper of blackmail over the summer. Devyani Khobragade was arrested and
strip-searched last week in a case that has caused a diplomatic firestorm between the U.S. and India.
*Valerie Amos, the top U.N. official responsible for easing the Syrian conflict’s humanitarian crisis, has made
five visits to the country since early 2012 and has developed a cordial working relationship with Syrian relief
officials.
Tags: World news

Oryza Global Rice Quotes
December 19th, 2013
Long grain white rice - high quality
Thailand 100% B grade
390-400
Vietnam 5% broken 410-420
↓
India 5% broken
410-420
↔
Pakistan 5% broken 380-390
↔
Cambodia 5% broken 455-465
↔
U.S. 4% broken
585-595
↔
Uruguay 5% broken 625-635
↔
Argentina 5% broken 625-635
↔
Long grain white rice - low quality
Thailand 25% broken 350-360
↓
Vietnam 25% broken 385-395
↔
Pakistan 25% broken 340-350
↔
Cambodia 25% broken
430-440
India 25% broken
370-380
↔
U.S. 15% broken
565-575
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Long grain parboiled rice
Thailand parboiled 100% stxd
445-455
Pakistan parboiled 5% broken stxd 425-435
India parboiled 5% broken stxd
395-405
U.S. parboiled 4% broken
660-670
↔
Brazil parboiled 5% broken 590-600
↔
Uruguay parboiled 5% broken
NQ ↔
Long grain fragrant rice
Thailand Hommali 92%
965-975
Vietnam Jasmine
605-615
↔
India basmati 2% broken
1515 -1525
Pakistan basmati 2% broken NQ ↔
Cambodia Phka Malis 905-915
↔
Brokens
Thailand A1 Super
300-310
↔
Vietnam 100% broken
370-380
Pakistan 100% broken stxd 325-335
Cambodia A1 Super 380-390
↔
India 100% Broken stxd
305-315
Egypt medium grain brokens NQ ↔
U.S. pet food 390-400
↔
Brazil half grain
345-355
↔
Medium grain milled
U.S. Calrose 4% broken
Egypt medium grain 6%

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