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Vietnam ups 2011 rice export forecast to 7.5mn tonne

HANOI : Vietnam 's rice exports this year could reach a record 7.5 million tonnes, the Agriculture Ministry said, revis
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riceHANOI: Vietnam's rice exports this year could reach a record 7.5 million tonnes, the Agriculture Ministry said, revising its previous projection of 7.3 million tonnes.

The new export volume would generate $3.72 billion in revenue, also up from an earlier projection of $3.55 billion, the ministry said in a report seen by Reuters on Wednesday.

 

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