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Farm ministry to buy back 210,000 tons of rice released from its stockpiles
The Japan Times✓
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Japan's agricultural ministry plans to purchase 210,000 tons of rice to replenish national reserves. This action follows a previous release of stockpiles intended to stabilize consumer prices, which substantially reduced the available grain inventory.
WHY IT MATTERS
This intervention highlights the ongoing challenge governments face in balancing affordable food prices for consumers with maintaining adequate emergency grain reserves.
The government released stockpiles of rice last year to lower prices, a move that significantly depleted reserves of the grain.
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