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Telangana Cooperative Society to Export Rice to US via Visakhapatnam Port

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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What happened

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Mulkanoor Cooperative Society in Telangana is preparing to export Jai Sriram and Telangana Sona rice varieties to the United States. The society secured central government approval for the export and entered into an agreement with Harvest Link, a US-based company. The first consignment is expected to comprise 25 tonnes, utilizing Visakhapatnam Port for shipment.

From indiancooperative.com

Why it matters

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The export aims to expand the society's annual turnover from its current domestic sales of Rs 25 crore to a target of Rs 100 crore. The rice varieties, sold domestically at around Rs 80 and Rs 70 per kg, could fetch up to Rs 200 per kg in the US market. This expansion is supported by the central government's regulatory approval.

From indiancooperative.com

Who's involved

  • TelanganaState where the cooperative society is located and where the rice originates.
  • central governmentProvided the necessary regulatory approval for the rice export.
  • Visakhapatnam PortWill serve as the port for the rice shipment to the United States.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Visakhapatnam PortSpeculative

    Might see increased cargo throughput due to the rice export volume via the port.

  • Government of TelanganaSpeculative

    Could see increased agricultural export revenue and economic activity within the state.

  • TelanganaSpeculative

    May experience increased agricultural export revenue from the state.

  • VisakhapatnamSpeculative

    Could see increased logistics and service demand due to port activity.

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