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"We are already comfortable with our reserve stocks of 80 days, and we have already hurdled the critical first two weeks of July, when the rice supply is lean," Yap, the incoming agriculture secretary said in a press briefing yesterday.
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The state-trading company Vietnam Southern Foods Corporation (VSFC) was awarded the bulk of the importation at 150,000 MT.
NFA bought the volume from VSFC at $243.98 per MT at 25 percent broken rice. The agency also awarded Noble Grain Pte Ltd. a contract to supply 15,000 MT at $240.35 per MT.
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"We are already comfortable with our reserve stocks of 80 days, and we have already hurdled the critical first two weeks of July, when the rice supply is lean," Yap, the incoming agriculture secretary said in a press briefing yesterday.
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