Cambodia Rice Sector Review : Turning Cambodian Rice into White Gold

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22533

关键词：

RICE PRICES;  AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES;  PROFIT MARGINS;  MILLS;  FARMER;  SALES;  RICE PRICE;  TRANSPORTATION COSTS;  WINE;  RUBBER;  TREND;  FOOD QUALITY;  RICE HUSKS;  PLANTING;  AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS;  RICE CROP;  TOLL;  PRODUCTION GAINS;  TRAFFIC;  PRICE;  TAX;  ROUTES;  CULTIVARS;  RICE TRADE;  LOCAL TRANSPORT;  LOCAL TRANSPORTATION;  PLANS;  DIESEL ENGINES;  ROAD;  COSTS;  COMMERCIAL BANK;  QUALITY SEED;  TRANSPORTS;  TRANSPORT;  LOGISTICS;  RICE MILLING;  CONTAINERS;  RICE MILLING;  MARKETS;  SEED;  PADDY;  TRUE;  BY-PRODUCTS;  FARMERS;  CAPITAL INVESTMENTS;  ROUTE;  FUEL CONSUMPTION;  CONSUMER DEMAND;  FUEL COSTS;  CROPS;  FREIGHT COSTS;  INFRASTRUCTURE;  BRAN;  PRODUCE;  PROFIT MARGIN;  RICE BRAN;  DRIVING;  FOOD SECURITY;  TRAVEL;  TRANSPORTATION;  INSPECTION;  TRANSIT;  CROP;  POLICIES;  TRANSPARENCY;  BORDER CROSSING;  AGRIBUSINESS;  TRUCKS;  MODE OF TRANSPORTATION;  POLICE;  COMPETITIVENESS;  LAND TRANSPORT;  ANIMAL FEED;  REPORTS;  CANADA;  POPULATION DENSITY;  CROPPING;  AGRICULTURE;  FAO;  DRY SEASON;  PERICARP;  RICE PRODUCTION;  SIGNALS;  GABON;  INDICA;  MARKET;  BAGGING;  FOOD;  CROP LOSSES;  HARVESTING;  GRAIN QUALITY;  PORT INFRASTRUCTURE;  RICE PRICE;  BRIDGE;  IRRI;  PORT FACILITIES;  FISHERIES;  CROSSING;  RAILROAD;  PRICE DIFFERENTIAL;  CORN;  FARM;  MILLING EQUIPMENT;  RAILROADS;  FARMS;  TRANSIT CORRIDOR;  FUEL;  COMPETITIVE PRICES;  PACKING;  TRIP;  MILLING INDUSTRY;  COOPERATIVES;  INNOVATION;  INVESTMENTS;  RICE;  YIELDS;  TRANSPORT COSTS;  STARCH;  RICE MILLS;  TAPIOCA;  ROAD TRANSPORT;  DIESEL;  FOODS;  GRAIN;  PRIVATE MILLS;  FUEL COST;  FREIGHT;  PRICES;  PRODUCTION COSTS;  BOTTLENECKS;  COMPETITION;  HARVESTS;  PRICE DIFFERENTIALS;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Cambodia’s rice harvests have been rising significantly since 2005, powered by improved and expanded irrigation and attractive farm gate prices. In 2010, the Cambodian government announced an export target of 1.0 million tons of milled rice by 2015. This analysis, which updates reports prepared in 2009 and 2011, seeks to identify short-term policy measures that can assist Cambodian exporters in boosting exports in the near term. This report examines new and expected investments in the larger rice mills and polishing factories, export trends, recent changes in milling costs, and provides a look at logistical costs and some alternatives. Additionally, import trends are examined in two current markets - the European Union (EU) and Russia, and in three other key markets - Indonesia, the Philippines, and China. Finally, an analysis is provided of the current Thai rice policy which impacts on local prices and investment interests by Thai rice exporters.