El Nino risks disrupting India's 2026 kharif crop, while Pakistan's duty drawback influences global rice rates.
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Updated Jul 5
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El Nino risks disrupting India's 2026 kharif crop, while Pakistan's duty drawback influences global rice rates.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.El Nino threatens key rice export regions of India and Pakistan.1 source
El Nino threatens India's crops, and Pakistan is impacting global rice markets.1 source
El Nino risk threatens crop output in India.1 source
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