Vietnam's broken rice prices exceed India, Pakistan by US$42-44 per ton
Vietnam's 100 percent broken rice is currently offered at US$371–US$375 per ton, higher than India's price by at least US$44 per ton and Pakistan's by US$42 per ton. However, the same grade of Thailand remains US$9 per ton higher than Vietnam's.
Vietnam's 100% broken rice prices are currently higher than those in India and Pakistan by between US$42 and US$44 per ton. Thailand's broken rice is US$9 more per ton than Vietnam's. The Vietnam Food Association reports Vietnamese broken rice prices at US$371–US$375 per ton, while Indian prices range from US$323–US$327 per ton.
Vietnamese rice costs roughly US$44 more per ton than India's. Pakistan's broken rice costs US$42 less per ton than Vietnam's lowest offer. Thailand's broken rice is priced US$9 above Vietnam's. The Vietnam Food Association predicts China will import about 4.1 million tons of broken rice in 2026. In the first seven months of this year, China imported nearly 1.4 million tons, mostly for animal feed.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts rising global demand for broken rice, which is tightening supply. China is a major driver of this demand. Indian broken rice imports to China have increased as India channels some supplies into ethanol production, potentially reducing export availability and raising prices.
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