Philippines Eyes Higher Broken Rice Imports Amid Global Demand Surge
The Philippines is set to increase imports of higher-percentage broken rice, balancing a policy to protect local farmers with rising global demand and prices. Increased demand from China and other importers is tightening global supply.
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