World Rice Production and Trade (Classic Reprint): October 1946: October 1946 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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World Rice Production and Trade, October 1946 offers a concise, data-driven view of the global rice outlook as the world begins to recover from wartime disruption. It explains expected production trends, stock levels, and shifting trade patterns that affect availability and price.

The report highlights:
- The 1946-47 world rice crop is projected to be about 10 percent larger than 1945-46, but still below prewar averages.
- Asia is the main source of a potential increase, yet exportable supplies remain well below prewar levels.
- Trade flows are shifting, with rice shipments moving from Western to Eastern Hemisphere markets as production rises in the Americas.
- Country-by-country notes cover Italy, Spain, Cuba, and several Africa and Caribbean regions, illustrating how weather, fertilizer, and labor influence output and export potential.

- Learn how regional shortages and recovering stocks shape policy and market expectations for the coming years.
Ideal for readers of postwar economic reports and agricultural trade history.

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