1 edition of The 2000 Import and Export Market for Rice in Thailand (World Trade Report) found in the catalog.
The 2000 Import and Export Market for Rice in Thailand (World Trade Report)
The Rice Research Group
Published
January 5, 2001
by Icon Group International
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Written in
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Format | Ring-bound |
| Number of Pages | 55 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL10862100M |
| ISBN 10 | 0757604625 |
| ISBN 10 | 9780757604621 |
Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce reported that its rice exports totalled , tonnes in May, down 23 per cent from the same period last year. Thailand has a tight supply of new-crop and the price of good quality rice rose from $ to $ from January to May , pricing it out of the market for many buyers. Developing countries are the main players in the world rice trade, accounting for 83 percent of exports and 85 percent of imports. The concentration is particularly high on the export side, since five countries (Thailand, Viet Nam, China, the United States and India) cover about three-quarters of world trade (Figure 4).
Nearly 50% of the U.S. rice crop is exported to more than countries worldwide. Companies that are interested in exporting U.S. rice should refer to the specific importing requirements of the destination country including but not limited to phytosanitary protocols and import licenses. In view of the small sample size, the import price may not be able to reflect the full picture of the market. Thus, the average import CIF price of May was not included in the calculation of the Average Rice Import CIF Prices for Apr-Jun and the Average Annual Rice Import CIF Prices for
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The global rice export market is worth $ billion annually and Thailand is the second-largest exporter with a % market share, behind India on %. Although Thailand’s rice exports have recently reached a record level of 11 million tonnes, the country is facing greater competition from Vietnam, who are gaining market share.
Import Prices in Thailand decreased to Index Points in August from Index Points in July of Import Prices in Thailand averaged Index Points from untilreaching an all time high of Index Points in January of and a record low of Index Points in January of Export Prices in Thailand increased to points in March from points in February of Export Prices in Thailand averaged points from untilreaching an all time high of points in December of and a record low of points in January of This page provides - Thailand Export Prices - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart.
For aggregated rice exports, the results reveal that Thailand does not have market power to influence export prices in its four major export markets. Instead, Thailand faces. In fact, China is the world's top rice producer, and one of the world's top rice exporters.
However, China also imports rice, albeit only several hundred thousand tons annually. Some 90% of China's rice imports are from Thailand, the majority of which is high-quality Jasmine rice. John () examined the transmission of local rice prices for rice exported to Thailand, finding that local rice prices do not affect rice export prices.
The relationship between local rice Author: Adam John. The International Demand for Thailand's Rice Exports Peter G. Warr and Frances J. Wollmer* Australian National University Introduction Economic analyses of development issues commonly assume that the international demand for a country's exports is infinitely elastic, and therefore that export prices may be taken as given.
Figure 1 Market Share of Rice Export in the World, year Source: 1) World Grain Situation and Outlook, USDA, November 2) Office of Agricultural Economic and Department of Custom Thailand Market share of rice export in the world, year (percent) Thailand Vietnam Malaysia USA India File Size: KB.
FAO – Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. 3 1 Septemberwhich is likely to erode the value of preferential access to the EU market, including of the EBA initiative. • Upon accessing WTO, inChina committed to allow large imports of rice at a. Imports in the same year totaled US$ billion, making Thailand the world’s 25 th largest importer.
According to the World Bank, the time and cost of both importing and exporting in Thailand is significantly lower than the average for neighboring countries in the East Asia and Pacific region. In the case of Thailand, the only three import markets are selected which are the US, the Philippines and South Africa.
These countries are the major export markets for the three major types of rice that Thailand exports to the International market, Thai Jasmine rice, white rice 25%, and parboiled rice respectively.
Thailand, Subsidies and the Price of Rice. Governments in Asia always keep a close eye on food staples like rice. The domestic price of rice matters, and so does the amount of rice available on global markets.
This is why all eyes are on Thailand, the world’s largest exporter. Drought crisis sees sticky rice price double amid widespread shortages [Read news] Thailand approves $ million in new rice insurance scheme [Read news] Over $m earned from export oftons of broken rice in 10 months [Read news] Govt issues more rice import permits to traders [Read news].
During the last five years the exports of Thailand have decreased at an annualized rate of %, from $B in to $B in The most recent exports are led by Office Machine Parts which represent % of the total exports of Thailand, followed by Integrated Circuits, which account for %.
Explore on Visualizations page Data Sources. Unit: U.S. Dollars per metric ton (milled rice basis), F.O.B. prices. NQ = No Quote. Remark: 1. FOB Prices quoted include a single white woven polypropylene (PP) bag each of 50 kg.
Rice ship in container plus 15 USD/MT. Uncooked white rice Global purchases of imported rice totaled an estimated US$ billion in The overall value of rice imports for all buyer countries fell by an average % since when worldwide rice purchases were valued at $ billion.
Year over year, global rice imports depreciated by % from to The Import and Export Market for Spices in Taiwan (World Trade Report) [The Spices Research Group] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Rice is central to Thai society.
Rice uses over half of the arable land and labor force in Thailand. It is one of the main foods and sources of nutrition for most Thai citizens: yearly per capita consumption in was kg. Rice is also a major Thai export.
The Rice Crisis MaRkeTs, PoliCies and Food seCuRiTy ediTed by david dawe ‘This book, with chapters from many prominent experts, presents new evidence from the recent rice price crisis and draws lessons for preventing the next crisis.
It is a unique set of references on global food security and the world rice market.’. In contrast to exports, imports of rice are widely dispersed across countries. The five main rice-importing countries in the first decade of the s (Philippines, Nigeria, Iran, Indonesia, and the European Union) accounted for only 27% of total global rice imports; and the share of the top 10 countries was only 44%.
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