The new organization will represent collective interests before the state and international partners to improve competitiveness of locally produced rice.
The authorisation, valid for 10 years, applies to products containing or produced from DP51291.
The case arises from the government’s plan to import 250,000 metric tonnes of rice.
The policy has received positive feedback from key industry stakeholders, who view it as a pivotal advancement in fostering self-sufficiency.
The measure aims to shield consumers from the impact of rising global wheat and barley prices on bread production costs.