Mills in Sri Lanka's Marandhagahamulla, a key rice trading centre, are getting new paddy from the Maha (main) harvest which ...

Mills in Sri Lanka's Marandhagahamulla, a key rice trading centre, are getting new paddy from the Maha (main) harvest which will be released to consumers in the next few days, an industry official ...

He expressed surprise that tenders had been called to sell 119,000 metric tonnes of Keeri Samba rice under such circumstances. Prof. Marambe has warned that the release of rice at reduced prices will ...

125 per kg (Unpacketed) and Rs. 128 per kg (Packeted). Meanwhile the maximum retail prices of Keeri Samba, White and Red Samba, White and Red Nadu and White and Red Raw Rice have also been gazette.

Samba rice was Rs. 115 per kilogram, and Keeri Samba rice was Rs. 130 per kilogram. Meanwhile, the Paddy Marketing Board also says that storage facilities for the Maha season's harvest, have already ...

107 donors contributed at the event. They were given 5kg of Keeri samba rice each by the temple’s dayaka sabhawa and Sanhinda council. Pictures show resident monk of Rohana Viharaya Beligalle ...

105 per kilogram, Samba rice was Rs. 115 per kilogram, and Keeri Samba rice was Rs. 130 per kilogram. Meanwhile, the Paddy Marketing Board also says that storage facilities for the Maha season's ...

In Sri Lanka, rice is the staple. The coarse varieties called Nadu, Samba and Keeri Samba are available in the market as raw or par-boiled versions. Imported Basmati is consumed by a niche crowd only.

220. The wholesale price of a kilo of Samba rice is Rs. 235, the retail price Rs. 240. The wholesale price of a kilo of Keeri Samba is Rs. 255, and the retail price Rs. 260. A spokesperson for the ...

Loans, initiated at the commencement of the “Maha” season, will offer rates of Rs. 105 per kilogram for Nadu rice, Rs. 120 per kilogram for Samba rice, and Rs. 130 per kilogram for Keeri Samba rice, ...

Another rice trader from the Pettah, D Rajan, 58, too, said it would take at least two weeks for the harvest to be converted to rice and reach markets, and until then the price of local varieties will ...