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India may reimpose broken rice export restrictions as prices cross $360 per tonne: IREF

India's expanding ethanol-blending programme has increased demand for grain-based feedstocks, including broken rice, maize and surplus rice supplied by the FCI

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India may reimpose broken rice export restrictions as prices cross $360 per tonne: IREF
India's expanding ethanol-blending programme has increased demand for grain-based feedstocks, including broken rice, maize and surplus rice supplied by the FCI
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India may reimpose broken rice export restrictions as prices cross $360 per tonne: IREF

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