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Japan starts revised rice stocks sales to cut prices by early June
Japan began sales of government rice stockpiles via direct contracts on Monday, aiming to slash soaring prices after the newly appointed farm minister pledged to bring them down to about 2,000 yen ($14) per 5 kilograms by early June.
Japan aims to slash reserve rice prices as costs spike from heat, tourism
TOKYO, May 26 — Japan aims to drastically cut stockpiled rice prices to ¥2,000 (RM59.05) per five kg and speed up getting rice onto shop shelves as consumers suffer from sky-high staple grain costs, the farm ministry said today. Surging rice prices — due in part to crop damage from extreme heat and increasing demand from tourism — are a serious concern for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s government, with its public approval rating stuck around a…
Japan to cut stockpiled rice prices, aiming to ease cost pressures
TOKYO (Reuters): Japan aims to drastically lower prices of stockpiled rice to 2,000 yen ($14) per 5 kilograms (11.02 pounds) and speed up putting rice onto shop shelves as consumers suffer from sky-high staple grain costs, the Farm Ministry said on Monday. Surging rice prices, due in part to crop damage from extreme heat and increasing demand from tourism, are a serious concern for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s government, with its public appr…
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