Struck by recurrent flooding Bangladesh lost anything between half a million to one million tons of rice in 2024. Floodwaters deluged Haor zone of northeastern Bangladesh in June last year followed by ...

Notwithstanding the tense relations between India and Bangladesh ever since the ouster of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina in August last year, a second consignment of rice from India arrived ...

Despite the strained relations between India and Bangladesh following the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August last year, a second consignment of rice from India arrived at ...

The Bangladesh interim government has approved the import of 50,000 tonnes of non-basmati parboiled rice from India to fulfill domestic demand. A private Indian company will supply the rice at a ...

KARACHI: Pakistan is set to export 50,000 metric tons of rice to Bangladesh under a Government-to-Government (G2G) arrangement, following the Trading Corporation of Pakistan’s decision to award ...

The interim government of Bangladesh will procure 50,000 tonnes of rice from India to address the depletion of the country’s food stocks and thereby meet consumer demand for the cereal grain ...

The government has approved the import of 100,000 tons of rice from India and Pakistan at a total cost of Tk581.41 crore. The decision was taken during a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Government ...

Notwithstanding the tense relations between India and Bangladesh ever since the ouster of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina in August last year, a second consignment of rice from India arrived ...

and medium-grain rice for Tk 60-65 per kg, according to data from the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh. Two consecutive floods in August and October last year damaged about three lakh hectares of ...

Despite strained ties since Sheikh Hasina's ouster, Bangladesh is receiving rice from India. Two ships delivered 16,400 tonnes at Mongla Port. India agrees to supply 300,000 tonnes, split between ...

DHAKA: Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) and the Directorate General of Food, Bangladesh, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the export of rice from Pakistan to Bangladesh.

The first consignment under this open tender import from India arrived on January 20, when the Vietnam-flagged vessel MV Puthan-36 brought 5,700 tonnes of rice, according to the report.