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Rice prices are rising in Kurnool, prompting civil supplies to manage quality and exports to neighboring markets.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1
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Rice prices are rising in Kurnool, prompting civil supplies to manage quality and exports to neighboring markets.

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  1. Market supply is increasing due to arrivals from Vietnam, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.Sub-event
  2. Drought and low water supply are impacting rice production across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.Sub-event
  3. Paddy hoarding is occurring in Andhra Pradesh, with Kochi functioning as the primary market hub for the produce.Sub-event
  4. Price hikes and paddy exports are reported from Kurnool, affecting market stability in TN, AP, and Karnataka.1 source

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