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56 min ago
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As China absorbs the news that quite a bit of its rice contains too much of the toxic metal cadmium, the state-run media are citing experts who advise people to “diversify” the sources of their food, to reduce risk.
The Hindu Business Line
May 18
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Prices of wheat and rice basmati edged higher on the wholesale grains market on Saturday on fresh buying by flour mills and stockists. However, other grains remained steady in restricted trade.
The Hindu Business Line
May 16
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It is hard to anticipate the rice market future currently and it is unlikely to see any major alteration in the next few days. The market may continue to rule around current levels with marginal f...
StreetInsider.com
May 16
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Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Management+Changes/Royal+Caribbean+%28RCL%29+Appoints+New+CFO+Upon+Retirement+of+Brian+Rice/8346384.html for the full story.
The Hindu Business Line
May 16
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Denmark’s Veterinary and Food Administration said on Wednesday that parents should stop giving their children rice cakes and rice milk, saying the products contained unacceptable levels of inorgan...
New York Times
May 16
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After a scandal that cost Tim Pernetti and Mike Rice their jobs, Julie Hermann was named Rutgers’ athletic director, making her one of the relatively few women to lead a major sports program.
The Hindu Business Line
May 15
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China, the world’s largest rice consumer, is expected to become the largest rice importer this year, according to a new report.
China’s rice imports this year will surge to three million...
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This article describes the specific commodity. For grains prices in general, see the article on Grains Prices.
Rice is a cereal grain and one of the most widely consumed foodstuffs throughout the world.
The chart at left shows continuos front-month futures prices for Rough Rice traded on the [[Chicago Board of Trade].
Price, Ticker, and Delivery Dates
Rough Rice futures contracts are traded on the Chicago Board of Trade under ticker symobl RR and are delivered every year in January, March, May, July, September, and November. (For more information on commodity tickers, check out the commodity ticker construction page.)
Rice Futures Contracts
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