The Bangladeshi government has officially announced a 50% reduction in the export quota for aromatic rice. This regulatory decision, issued by the Ministry of Commerce, aims to safeguard national food security and prevent potential price hikes within the local market. The adjustment impacts 278 previously authorized exporters, who must now adhere to the revised, lower allocation limits. By curbing the volume of rice sent abroad, authorities intend to ensure that domestic supply remains stable and accessible to the general population. This measure reflects a strategic effort to manage commodity availability and mitigate inflationary pressures on essential food items across the country.
Source : Dhaka Tribune
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