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Rice prices for the first half of this year will remain "soft" due to larger
harvests, plus a two-million ton increase in global stocks, as benign
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The Philippines, in fact, anticipates bigger output from tapping an additional
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The Food and Agriculture Organization publishes Monitor, as  supplement
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post-La Nina Weather boosted production.

The Philippines, in fact, anticipates bigger output from tapping an additional
200,000 hectares of irrigated farmland last year, says new issue of the Rice
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'Soft' rice prices to remain, says FAO

By by Juan L. Mercado | March 19, 2000 - 12:00am

Rice prices for the first half of this year will remain "soft" due to larger harvests, plus a two-million ton increase in global stocks, as benign post-La Nina Weather boosted production. The Philippines, in...

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