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  • Feb. 11, 2013
    Commentary

    U.S. rice trade with Cuba entangled with jailed American

    Exporting U.S. rice to Cuba just can’t seem to get going. After importing U.S. rice in record numbers a few years back, Cuba’s imports of U.S. rice have now slowed to a trickle. Relations between the two countries have chilled considerably....More
  • Jan. 28, 2013
    video

    Rice still a good fit in pet food, Cal Poly professor says 1

    There’s a move in some circles to ban rice from dog food. That would be a mistake, Cal Poly University professor Dr. Oscar Chavez told participants at the USA Rice Outlook Conference in San Diego. Rice is a key ingredient in providing a balanced diet for dogs, he notes. He explained his arguments in an interview following a presentation at the conference....More
  • Jan. 17, 2013
    audio

    China surprise: rice imports 1

    There has been a surprisingly development in the world rice market as China is importing rice....More
  • Jan. 16, 2013
    Commentary

    Consumer Reports arsenic alarm still having an impact 3

    The U.S. rice industry responded quickly to a Consumer Reports article on arsenic in rice, providing balance and accuracy to what was an ill-conceived and inclusive study. Consumer confidence in rice and rice products took a hit from the study, but is starting to recover....More
  • Jan. 10, 2013
    audio

    What does 2013 hold for US rice growers? 1

    For U.S. rice farmers 2013 may end up looking much like 2012. (Gary Crawford and Joe Glauber)...More

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