미얀마 [버마] 곡물 및 시리얼 인사이트

Currently, in Yangon, the Myanmar Rice Dealers Association and the Myanmar Rice Grain Association are collaborating to sell rice with the aim of stabilizing rice prices, allowing the public to purchase and consume it at affordable prices. At the beginning of August, Naypyidaw and Mandalay will sell domestic rice varieties such as Wet Bo Baw, Irrawaddy Bo Baw, and Ama Ta at reasonable prices. Under this plan, the Wadaung Commodity Trading Station and Man Yang Long Commodity Trading Station in Yangon have begun selling, and arrangements are being made for association member rice shops in various townships to sell simultaneously, making it convenient for the public to purchase. The selling prices at the Wadaung Commodity Trading Station and Man Yang Long Commodity Trading Station are Wet Bo Baw rice (10 kg/bag) at 31,000 Myanmar kyat, Irrawaddy Bo Baw rice (10 kg/bag) at 24,000 Myanmar kyat, and Ama Ta rice (10 kg/bag) at 14,000 Myanmar kyat. The selling prices in municipal markets are Wet Bo Baw rice (10 kg/bag) at 32,000 Myanmar kyat, Irrawaddy Bo Baw rice (10 kg/bag) at 25,000 Myanmar kyat, and Ama Ta rice (10 kg/bag) at 15,000 Myanmar kyat.

According to reports, the various types of rice, totaling 1,898 bags, which were confiscated as state assets, are stored in a warehouse of the Myanmar Agricultural Development Company (MAPCO) located in Binmana Town on the Yangon-Mandalay Old Road in the Naypyidaw Union Territory. The Consumer Affairs Division of the Ministry of Commerce will sell the aforementioned rice through an open tender, with on-site bidding, and has already invited interested individuals or institutions to participate in the bidding. Bidding documents can be purchased from the Consumer Affairs Division General Office in Naypyidaw (located in the Naypyidaw Committee Office Complex) from today until August 23 during office hours. The open competitive bidding and auction for the rice will be held on August 26 at the Consumer Affairs Division General Office in Naypyidaw. Before bidding, bidders can visit the MAPCO warehouse to inspect the actual condition of the 1,898 bags of rice. For more detailed information, inquiries can be made during office hours at the relevant office.

During April, May, and June, the monthly export target of 200,000 tons of rice was achieved, and over 600,000 tons of rice were cumulatively exported in these three months of the fiscal year. Myanmar rice is primarily exported to European markets, Chinese markets, ASEAN markets, and African markets, with approximately 60 companies involved in export activities. In the previous fiscal year, Myanmar exported a total of 2.48 million tons of rice to foreign countries.