High Diesel Prices Drive Up Rice Harvester Costs, Owners Urge Government Price Reduction
Rising diesel fuel prices in Thailand are significantly increasing the operating costs of rice harvesting machines. Owners and farmers are urging the government to implement substantial price reductions for diesel, raising concerns about the overall cost of food production.
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