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Thailand wins deals to export tonnes of rice to Philippines

Thailand has won a trade deal for the export of 324,000 tonnes of rice to the Philippines.
Thailand wins deals to export tonnes of rice to Philippines ảnh 1Thailand has won a trade deal for the export of 324,000 tonnes of rice to the Philippines. (Photo: AFP/VNA)

Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - Thailand has won a trade deal for the exportof 324,000 tonnes of rice to the Philippines.

Department of Foreign Trade (DFT) Director-General Adul Chotinisakorn saidThailand has won the auction to export 80,000 tonnes of 25 percent white rice tothe Philippines' National Food Authority, with shipment scheduled for December2018.

Meanwhile, two exporters have also won auctions to export another 144,000 tonsof the 25 percent white rice to the Philippines, which are to be shipped inDecember 2018 and January 2019.

Those deals have accounted for a combined 324,000 tons of rice which willimprove the domestic rice prices and generate more incomes to farmers.

Thailand has so far this year exported 9.89 tonnes of rice worth 161.38 billionbaht, marking a 4.52 percent growth year on year. The DFT is anticipating some11 million tons of rice for export, given new purchase orders, especially fromAfrican countries. – NNT/VNA
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