Sentence examples for imported rice from inspiring English sources

What about imported rice?

The Japanese protect their rice industry by making it nearly impossible for imported rice to compete.

Iran's currency is collapsing and it has had trouble paying for imported rice recently.

Once self-sufficient in food, Manipur now depends on imported rice from Punjab.

While Japanese consumers like locally grown fresh food, they no longer seem swayed by scare campaigns on imported rice.

Still, any price decline is welcome news for many countries, particularly those heavily dependent on imported rice.

Some imported rice has always been used discreetly by cheap restaurants, bento lunch makers and others, industry officials said.

AID workers sometimes blame Haiti's seemingly limitless supply of cheap imported rice for the country's struggle to feed itself.

The trouble is, the Government cannot flood the market with enough imported rice to offset the upward price spiral of domestic rice sold by private traders.

These reached the al-Shabaab areas, but at three or four times the cost of sorghum, the imported rice and pasta were too expensive for many.

Indeed, the preference attributes of imported rice especially cleanness, whiteness, and flavor mostly accruing from industrial processing are not favorable to local rice (Arinloye 2006).