Oh no I was hoping it would not extend to the basmati. Still, I shouldn't complain. It is the parboiled and broken rice to low income countries which are more concerning.
Seems there might be more strains if farm produce is lower than expected. Onions too are under 40% export tax in an attempt to increase domestic supplies.
The present price rise has two aspects to it: first is the shortage in stored produce; the second has to do with lower-than-expected acreage of the bulb itself. Unlike other vegetables such as okra or beans, onions are not grown around the year.
Wow, this will effect 12% of global onions. Thank you for the article.
Between weather and war, global food supplies are strained this year. It is very concerning.
But but but line go up? Line go up not make plate full?
I was confused until I read this:
The move is meant to check non-basmati exports which are prohibited but being exported in the garb of Basmati...
Yes, same with last year's festive season. So it is part of a wider plan around domestic supplies, price controls, and limiting basmati fakes.
Last month, the government banned exports of non-basmati white rice to boost domestic supply and keep retail prices under check during the upcoming festive season.
Oh shit, time to go to Costco to buy some bags!
What became of the tradition? We always start stocking tissue-paper ...
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