India is considering the reimposition of restrictions on broken rice exports as international market prices have surpassed $360 per tonne. The Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF) indicated that rising costs are driving the potential policy shift.
The move aims to stabilize domestic supply and manage price volatility within the country. Authorities are monitoring the market closely to ensure food security remains a priority.
This potential intervention follows previous efforts to regulate rice shipments to maintain local availability. No official timeline for the implementation of these restrictions has been announced.
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