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Today Rice News Headlines...
Exports to China, UAE decline

China invites Pakistan to tap halal food market
Cape Town Chef to cook for Qhubeka team at Tour de France
270 mn ton grain prodn expected this year: ICAR
Iran expects increase in rice output
Rice-laden trucks off to Nepal
Official sees opportunity for Pakistan to enter Chinas halal food
market
Foodgrain production expected to be 270 million ton this year: ICAR
AfricaRice trains 28 farmers in Northern Nigeria
ADB, IRRI Sign Knowledge Partnership Agreement
Firefighters struggle as fire engulfs three factories in Karachi
News Detail...
June 25, 2016
Editorial Board
Chief Editor
Hamlik
Managing Editor
Abdul Sattar Shah

Rahmat Ullah
Rozeen Shaukat
English Editor
Maryam Editor
Legal Advisor
Advocate Zaheer Minhas
Editorial Associates
Admiral (R) Hamid Khalid

Javed Islam Agha
Ch.Hamid Malhi
Dr.Akhtar Hussain
Dr.Fayyaz Ahmad Siddiqui
Dr.Abdul Rasheed (UAF)
Islam Akhtar Khan
Editorial Advisory Board
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Assistant Professor, Gomal

University DIK
Pakistan's exports to China and United Arab Emirates (UAE) have declined
by 13.71 percent and 24.5 percent in the financial year-2015-16, respectively.
According to sources, China has abandoned its policy to store raw cotton and
yarn that comprises major portion of Pakistan export basket. China's policy
shift has also affected international price of yarn.Pakistan's exports to UAE
have declined due to decrease in the exports of petroleum products,
chemicals, jewellery and rice. South Africa has imposed anti-dumping duty
on Pakistani cement companies, whereas, the demand from Afghanistan for
cement has shifted to Tajikistan. Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP)plus Pakistani products have duty free access in 28 member states of
European Union (EU) since 1st January, 2014. As a result of these
concessions Pakistani exports to EU grew by 22 percent in 2014. In 2015 also
Pakistani export to EU grew by 11 percent in Euro terms. However exports to
Britain after Brexit may dampen exports.
Dr.Malik Mohammad Hashim
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Dr.Hasina Gul
Assistant Director, Agriculture KPK
Dr.Hidayat Ullah
Assistant Professor, University of
Swabi
Dr.Abdul Basir
Assistant Professor, University of
Swabi
Zahid Mehmood
PSO,NIFA Peshawar
Falak Naz Shah
Head Food Science & Technology

ART, Peshawar

June 25, 2016
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Pakistan's exports to China and United Arab Emirates (UAE) have declined by 13.71 percent and
24.5 percent in the financial year-2015-16, respectively. According to sources, China has
abandoned its policy to store raw cotton and yarn that comprises major portion of Pakistan
export basket. China's policy shift has also affected international price of yarn.Pakistan's exports
to UAE have declined due to decrease in the exports of petroleum products, chemicals, jewellery
and rice. South Africa has imposed anti-dumping duty on Pakistani cement companies, whereas,
the demand from Afghanistan for cement has shifted to Tajikistan. Generalised Scheme of
Preferences (GSP)-plus Pakistani products have duty free access in 28 member states of
European Union (EU) since 1st January, 2014. As a result of these concessions Pakistani exports
to EU grew by 22 percent in 2014. In 2015 also Pakistani export to EU grew by 11 percent in
Euro terms. However exports to Britain after Brexit may dampen exports.
The sources said Pakistan's export market lacked diversification and was concentrated only in a
few regions and countries with 51 percent of exports confined to six countries/ regions like EU,
US, UK, China, Afghanistan and Middle East. Pakistan has not been able to tap its export
potential in the regional market and was facing tariff and non-tariff barriers in markets like Iran
and India, they said.
Investment in exporting sectors has remained disturbingly low, as a cut-throat competition with
emerging players like Bangladesh and Vietnam have made margins in the exporting business
fairly unattractive. Sources said that rice being the second largest export item of Pakistan was
given priority in the Strategic Trade Policy Framework 2015-18. To promote and develop rice
exports, a Rice Development Council is being established. Basmati rice has been selected as one
of the focus products for short term turn around in exports.
The sources said that Ministry of Commerce had recently signed Memorandum of Understanding
with Indonesia for export of one million tons of rice over the next four years. Trade
Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) organises participation of Pakistani rice exporters in
all the leading international food fairs and organises trade delegations to the export markets.
Federal government has also contacted Chinese Government for enhancing export of rice and an
exercise is under way to identify/register rice processing plants for export of rice to China. A gift
of rice (15,000 MT) was being sent to Cuba, sources further revealed, and added that that was
more than a gift to the Cuban people. "It was a marketing effort which will expose the Cuban
consumer to our rice and be our first step in the Cuban domestic rice market," it added.
According to documents, provincial governments are providing transport rebate of $90 per ton to
the private sector for enhancing export of surplus wheat stocks of Provincial Food Departments
of Punjab and Sindh.
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China invites Pakistan to tap halal food market
By APP
Published: June 26, 2016
Suggests quarantine deals for export of meat, agri-products. PHOTO: REUTERS

BEIJING: Pakistan, the second largest exporter of rice to China, has every opportunity to grab a
sizable share in the halal food market as well as meet the demand for fruits, primarily mangoes,
through better competitiveness in terms of quality and price, said Ye Anping, Director for Asia
and African Affairs, Department of International, Ministry of Agriculture, China.Talking to a
group of journalists from South Asia, who were on a visit to China, he said Pakistan and China
should enter into livestock and agriculture quarantine agreements to clear the way for export of
meat and agricultural products to Beijing.
In reply to a question, he said the balance of trade in agricultural products was in favour of
Pakistan as in 2015 China imported agri-products, of which rice constituted 85%, worth $430
million from Pakistan and exported fruits and vegetables valuing $320 million.China does not
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want to reduce its trade deficit because it wants to expand agricultural trade to meet its domestic
demand, he said, reiterating that tremendous scope existed for Pakistan and other South Asian
nations to capitalise on the opportunity.
Ye emphasised that countries keen to enhance exports of agricultural products to China needed
to understand the demand from Chinese markets and also ought to be extremely competitive.
He also invited the countries interested in gaining access to the halal market of China to attend
the China-Arab States Expo that was held in Ningxia Hui autonomous region every two years in
September.
He acknowledged that the cost of Chinese agricultural products was comparatively high and
Beijing, because of the constant shrinking of its cultivable land, had turned into the largest
importer of agricultural goods in the world since 2012.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 26th, 2016
http://tribune.com.pk/story/1130293/halal-food-china-invites-pakistan-tap-market/
Cape Town Chef to cook for Qhubeka team at Tour de

France
Friday 24 June 2016 19:18
SABC
Lindsay Venn 43 year old was born in Mitchell's Plain says taking care of all the team Qhubeka's culinary
needs at the prestigious race is the highlight of his career.(Leighlounge)
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A Cape Town born chef has been asked to take charge of the kitchen for Team Dimension Data
for Qhubeka in the upcoming Tour de France. Lindsay Venn, 43-year-old, was born in Mitchell's
Plain; he says taking care of all the teams culinary needs at the prestigious race is the highlight
of his career.
The Tour de France starts on the second of July and ends on the 24th. The 103rd Tour de France
comprises 3519 kilometres and includes 21 gruelling stages. Venn has cooked for the likes of the
Springboks, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspurs, but this opportunity is the cherry on
top.
Venn says, "Definitely a prestigious event for me to and a highlight in my career. I have watched
the Tour de France for years and cooking for Manchester United and other teams I'm very aware
of the needs of high profile sportsmen."
He believes that providing balanced nutrition will be the key ingredient for fuelling the team
every day.
Venn says, "The cyclists burn between 4 to 5000 calories a day. So I have to fuel them with
basically 6000 calories to keep them going through the day. They love carbs, lots of rice,
especially basmati rice, lots of protein, lots of fresh vegetables of course, fruit, fruit juices.
Vegetable juices are important and then a protein shake before they go to sleep."
Breakfast includes lots of eggs, omelettes, pancakes and yogurts.
Logistics will be challenging the Capetonian will start cooking at 5am each day, once the race
starts at 10 he has to get ahead of the pack to the next town and hotel to prepare supper and the
next day's breakfast.
Team Dimension Data for Qhubeka will be in good hands the chef wo
270 mn ton grain prodn expected this year: ICAR

Published on 25 June 2016 By Prameya News7 (author)
Hyderabad: The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) today said a production of
270 million tons of foodgrains was expected during the kharif and rabi seasons this year, thanks
to the forecast of a normal monsoon.
Director General, ICAR, T Mohapatra, made the announcement while speaking to reporters on
the sidelines of 23rd ICAR Regional Committee Meeting here. "270 million tons production is
forecast this year due to normal monsoon," he said.
He said that several rice varieties which can withstand heavy downpour have been developed by
researchers, and submergence-tolerant rice varieties like `Swarna sub 1' should be cultivated to
withstand heavy rains/flash flood situations.
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Similar "calamity-tolerant" varieties were being developed by Centre for Rice Research Institute,
Bhubaneshwar, he said.
ICAR was also getting ready to commercialise rice varieties 'Bina Dhan 8' and 'Bina Dhan 10',
he said.
Mohapatra said even though there was normal monsoon this year, cotton cultivation in rain-fed
areas should be discouraged.
Regarding GM technologies, he said ICAR was increasing investment in research to resolve bio
safety analysis issues.
Pulses promotion was also being taken up in a big way and there was special focus on high
yielding varieties. Rs 500 crore has been allocated for pulses' promotion, he added.
www.prameyanews7.com/en/jun2016/business/26822/270-mn-ton-grain-prodn-expec
Iran expects increase in rice output

25 June 2016 17:29 (UTC+04:00)
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http://en.trend.az/iran/business/2550363.html
Rice-laden trucks off to Nepal

Of the 19 words in the banner fastened to this lorry, there are four spelling mistakes. Bangladesh sent nine
truckloads of rice as relief for the Nepalese earthquake victims but someone was seriously careless about
the banner. The photo was taken at LSD warehouse of Bangladesh Food Control Department at Phulhat in
Dinajpur on Friday. Photo: Kongon Karmaker
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
In a gesture of friendship, Bangladesh has started sending 10,000 metric tons of rice to Nepal for
the earthquake victims.Nearly 8,000 people were killed and about 21,000 injured in the
earthquake that hit the Himalayan country on April 25 last year. An estimated 4,00,000 people
have been affected by the disaster.The first convoy of nine rice-laden trucks was sent out by Mir
Khairul Alam, Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Dinajpur. The trucks left on Friday afternoon from
LSD warehouse of Bangladesh Food Control Department at Phulhat in Dinajpur town.
Our trucks will carry the rice up to Phulbari point of Nepal, while trucks from Nepal will carry
the load to Kakarvita, said the DC.
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Giasuddin Ahmed, director of the Department of Disaster Management, Abu Raihan Mia, ADC
(General), Abdul Kadir, district food controller and Mokhlesur Rahman, district relief and
rehabilitation officer in Dinajpur, were also present on the occasion.
The total shipment of 10,000 metric tons of rice will be completed by this month by road via
Banglabandha port in Tentulia, Panchagarh, added the DC, thanking the Indian government for
allowing Bangladesh transit facilities for the shipment.
Around 5,500 metric tons of rice is coming from Dinajpur and the rest from Thakurgaon.
This food assistance for the earthquake-affected people of Nepal is being sent out as per the
directive of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Talking to The Daily Star, rice millers of Dinajpur said they feel proud to be a part of this
friendly gesture to the people of Nepal.
We thank Sheikh Hasina for her decision ... this [gesture] will strengthen the bond between
Bangladesh and Nepal, said Mosaddeque Hossain, President of Dinajpur Chamber of
Commerce and Industry.
Earlier, Bangladesh sent rice to Sri Lanka as humanitarian assistance
http://www.thedailystar.net/frontpage/rice-laden-trucks-nepal-1245757
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Official sees opportunity for Pakistan to enter Chinas halal
food market
Anping stresses livestock-agriculture agreements between both countries
BEIJING: Pakistan, the second largest exporter of rice to China, holds every opportunity to gain
a sizable share in the market for halal food as well as fruits, primarily mangoes, through
enhanced competitiveness in terms of quality and price, a Chinese official said.Chinese Ministry
of Agricultures Department of International Director for Asia and African Affairs Ye Anping
said Pakistan and China need to enter into livestock-agriculture quarantine - agreements paving
way for exports of meat and many of the other agricultural products from Pakistan to China.
In reply to a question, he said trade balance of agricultural products between the two countries is
presently tilted towards Pakistan as only in the year 2015 China imported agri-products, rice
constituting 85 per cent, worth $430 million from Pakistan and exported fruits along with
vegetables worth $320 million to it.
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"China does not want to reduce its trade deficit because it wants to expand agricultural trade to
meet its domestic demand," he said reiterating that tremendous scope exists for Pakistan and
other South Asian countries to avail of the opportunity.
Anping emphasised that countries keen to enhance their agricultural products' exports to China
need to understand the Chinese markets' demand and also ought to be extremely competitive.
The senior official also invited countries interested to gain access to halal market of China to
attend China-Arab States Expo, which is held in Chinas Ningxia Hui every two years during
September.
He acknowledged that cost of Chinese agricultural products were comparatively high and that his
country, owing to constant shrink in its cultivable land, had turned to be the largest importer of
agricultural goods in the world, since 2012.
"The import volume of agri products to China was $122.6 billion against export volume of $72
billion in 2015," he said mentioning that over the years the trade gap was registered widening
with considerably high margin.
To a query, he said China each year mainly exports agricultural products that are in demand and
this besides cotton also included soybean.
Last year, he said, only China imported 87 million tonnes of it worth $40 billion dollars and the
soybean imported by China in 2015 constituted 56 per cent to 58 per cent of the entire world's
import of soybean.
South Asian countries, he said, can provide these products to China but with equal attention
towards competitiveness in terms of quality as well as price. "No country wants to imports
products from fixed importers as it is hard to negotiate."
Anping said trade, science and technology must be given equal attention and that Chinese
government was willing to cooperate with South Asian countries in all spheres of agricultural
sector.
"We want to expand investment in the agricultural sector of the South Asian region as it is hard
to do trade without investment in the present day world," he said.
He regretted that cooperation between China and South Asia in the spheres of foreign
agricultural investment, scientific research and agri trade lags far behind and this was despite the
fact that it was largely favourable for the region.
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He said it was important to import agricultural development as it can catapult investment in the
agriculture sector leading towards improved technology, quality training of manpower and
poverty alleviation
http://dailytimes.com.pk/pakistan/25-Jun-16/official-sees-opportunity-for-pakistan-to-enter-chinas-halalfood-market
Foodgrain production expected to be 270 million ton this

year: ICAR
Director General, ICAR, T Mohapatra, made the announcement while speaking to
reporters on the sidelines of 23rd ICAR Regional Committee Meeting in
Hyderabad.
By: PTI | Hyderabad | Published:June 25, 2016 11:16 am
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) on Friday said a production of 270 million
tons of foodgrains was expected during the kharif and rabi seasons this year, thanks to the
forecast of a normal monsoon.
Director General, ICAR, T Mohapatra, made the announcement while speaking to reporters on
the sidelines of 23rd ICAR Regional Committee Meeting in Hyderabad.
270 million tons production is forecast this year due to normal monsoon, he said.He said that
several rice varieties which can withstand heavy downpour have been developed by researchers,
and submergence-tolerant rice varieties like `Swarna sub 1 should be cultivated to withstand
heavy rains/flash flood situations.Similar calamity-tolerant varieties were being developed by
Centre for Rice Research Institute, Bhubaneshwar, he said.
ICAR was also getting ready to commercialise rice varieties Bina Dhan 8 and Bina Dhan 10,
he said.Mohapatra said even though there was normal monsoon this year, cotton cultivation in
rain-fed areas should be discouraged.Regarding GM technologies, he said ICAR was increasing
investment in research to resolve bio safety analysis issues.Pulses promotion was also being
taken up in a big way and there was special focus on high yielding varieties. Rs 500 crore has
been allocated for pulses promotion, he added.
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/foodgrain-production-expected-to-be-270-millionton-this-year-icar-2874817/
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AfricaRice trains 28 farmers in Northern Nigeria
By Naija247news
AfricaRice research center has trained 28 Rice farmers in handling and maintenance of thresher
Machines specially fabricated for paddy harvest and production.The intervention by AfricaRice
research center, an Africa Development Bank funded project, focuses on food security and
poverty alleviation through capacity building to boost local production of Rice, Maize and Wheat
in Africa.The beneficiaries, who are predominantly youths, were selected from 5 local
government areas and were taught with nitty-gritty of business development.Speaking at the
ceremony marking the end of the training, AfricaRice monitory and evaluation specialist, Mr.
Attiogbevi-Sonado Kafu-Ata, told journalists that the three weeks capacity building targeted at
empowering young Rice farmers would check restiveness in Northern Nigeria.
Kafu-Ata posited that investment in Rice production in Nigeria was part of Support to
Agricultural Research for Development of Strategic Crops in Africa (SARD-SC) on Rice, Maize
and Wheat designed for 11 African countries.He hinted that the African Development Bank
funded project is being implemented by SARS-SC, a multi-national consortium through three
international research centers including IITA, ICARDA and AfricaRice and were entrusted with
cardinal trust of providing technology, capacity building and monitor the workability of the
agricultural empowerment initiative and would be run for 5 years between 2012 and 2017 across
the 11 countries.
The benefiting countries include Benin, Nigeria, Cote dIvoire, Niger, Senegal, Sierra-Leone,
Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania and Madagascar.Managing director, Kano state agricultural
development Authority, Prof. Muhammed Danaji, said Kano state government has commenced
registration of 10,000 Rice farmers to benefit from Central Bank of Nigeria Rice anchor
borrowers program.Danaji reiterated that the federal government intervention will enable
registered Rice farmers get high quality seeds, fertilizers, chemicals and significant capital for
production saying that the initiative would further improve massive production of rice locally.
At the end of the training AfricaRice disbursed 6 thresher machines to the local government
areas where participants originated from.
http://naija247news.com/2016/06/africarice-trains-28-farmers-in-northern-nigeria/
ADB, IRRI Sign Knowledge Partnership Agreement

Capital Market June 24, 2016 Last Updated at 16:34 IST
ADB, Partners Sign Collaboration Agreement to Strengthen Country Safeguards India and ADB
Sign $80 Million Loan Agreement to Improve Urban Services in Two North Eastern State
Capital Cities of Agartala and Aizwal ADB and Government of India Sign $200 Million Loan
Agreement to Help Upgrade 176 Km of State Roads in State of Jharkhand World Bank, AIIB
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sign co-financing framework agreement India, ADB sign loan deal on Aizawl, Agartala
infrastructure (Lead, Correcting headline).
Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Nakao and International Rice Research
Institute (IRRI) Director General Matthew Morell signed an agreement to promote food security
in Asia and the Pacific by scaling up collaboration on disseminating research and other
knowledge on the role of advanced agricultural technologies in providing affordable food for all.
Under the partnership agreement signed today during ADB's Food Security Forum 2016, the two
institutions will undertake annual consultations to review and ensure alignment of ongoing
collaborative activities, and to develop a joint work program. The 2016 program will focus on
expanding the use of climate-smart agriculture and water-saving technologies to increase
productivity and boost the resilience of rice cultivation systems, and to minimize the carbon
footprint of rice production.
"This new form of collaboration with IRRI is another step toward our shared goal of ensuring
good food and nutrition for all citizens of this region," said Mr. Nakao. "We look forward to
further strengthening our cooperation in this area to promote inclusive and sustainable growth, as
well as to combat climate change."
"I am delighted to build on our partnership with ADB to add a new dimension to our longstanding collaborative work," Mr. Morell said.
"IRRI looks forward to deepening our already strong partnership as we jointly develop and
disseminate useful agricultural technologies throughout Asia."
ADB and IRRI have collaborated since 1975 on agricultural research to provide scientific
solutions to a wide array of challenges including low crop yields, vulnerability to extreme
weather, pests and disease, postharvest losses, deteriorating land and water resources, and
greenhouse gas emissions.
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http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-cm/adb-irri-sign-knowledge-partnershipagreement-116062400793_1.html
Firefighters struggle as fire engulfs three factories in

Karachi
Last Updated On 24 June,2016 04:04 pm
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Fire in all three factories has been declared third-degree by the authorities
KARACHI (Dunya News) Two factories and a rice storehouse have caught fire on Friday in
different areas of Sindhs capital while Fire Brigade has an insufficient number of 25 functioning
vehicles.A tire factory in Gulbai area caught fire and rescue workers are struggling to claim
control of the situation.
Locals have said that they had called authorities in Gulbai at around 11:00 am but Fire Brigade
dispatched one vehicle after 1:00 pm that too did not have water.
Clouds of smoke seen in Gulbai

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Fire Brigade had put fire out in a rice godown in Hawksbay earlier this morning however, due to
water shortage the storage was in flames again.
Reportedly, the department concerned has only 25 vehicles for a city of over 20 million
population while majority of the vehicles, parked at stations have given out.
Rice godown in flames
On the other hand, a garment factory in SITE area was ablaze in the morning and the department
responded with three vehicles after learning about the news however, gauging requirement of the
scene, more were called later on until there were around a dozen there.
Despite the efforts, fire was not put out and it intensified as nylon and other kinds of
inflammable cloths were there in the warehouse. Firefighters are yet to take control of the
situation.
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Fire in garment factory in SITE
Fire in all three factories has been declared third-degree by the authorities.
Reportedly, Pakistan Navy personnel are helping the firefighters to extinguish the fire
http://dunyanews.tv/en/Pakistan/342557-Firefighters-struggle-as-fire-engulfs-three-factor
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Exports to China, UAE decline

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Admiral (R) Hamid Khalid

Editorial Advisory Board

Assistant Professor, Gomal

Dr.Malik Mohammad Hashim

Assistant Director, Agriculture KPK

Falak Naz Shah

Head Food Science & Technology

Daily Global Rice E-Newsletter 2016

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Suggests quarantine deals for export of meat, agri-products. PHOTO: REUTERS

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Cape Town Chef to cook for Qhubeka team at Tour de

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270 mn ton grain prodn expected this year: ICAR

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Iran expects increase in rice output

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