Asian News International (ANI) Article RatingGovernment throws weight behind world's largest rice conference in Delhi
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : The platform will bring together representatives from governments, international trade bodies, logistics firms, and research institutions to deliberate on strategies for stabilizing and modernizing the global rice market.39% : Organized by IREF in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and APEDA, the two-day conference aims to foster dialogue on trade opportunities, climate resilience, and sustainable practices in the rice sector.
39% : With rice accounting for over 40 per cent of India's agri-exports by volume, the conference is expected to help chart the country's next phase of growth in agricultural trade, from traditional exports to value-added products and technology-driven supply chains.
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