By Rajendra Jadhav, Khanh Vu and Mayank Bhardwaj MUMBAI/HANOI (Reuters) - Global rice prices fell on Monday after India, the world's No.1 exporter of the grain, gave the go-ahead for exports to resume,

Filipino farmers expressed concern over the potential impact of India lifting its ban on rice exports, fearing it could lead to higher retail prices for imported rice in the Philippines. The Federation of Filipino Farmers (FFF) said that while India’s selling price was about 10 percent lower than that of Vietnam and Thailand,

The export ban had come amid a marginal dip in rice production and the looming threat of an erratic monsoon last year. What is the situation this year? What is India's status as a rice exporter? We ex

By Mayank Bhardwaj, Sethuraman N R and Rajendra Jadhav NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India gave the go-ahead on Saturday for exports of non-basmati white rice to resume as inventories in the world's biggest exporter of the grain surge and farmers prepare to harvest a new crop in the coming weeks.