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02/02/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 02/03/2026 08:46

Thailand: Grain and Feed Monthly

Thailand's MY 2025/26 off-season rice planting is progressing slower than last year due to floods and potentially in response to government policies promoting crop diversification and reduction in agricultural burning. Thai rice exports in 2025 surpassed the official target despite intensified competition in global markets. Corn production and imports remain stable, amid regulatory uncertainty. Wheat imports will decrease due to large carry-over stocks and stricter import quota management.

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