The level of stocks during the reference period dropped from levels in month before as less harvests came in the later part of January. Total rice stock as of February 1, 2004 reached 2.11 million metric tons good for an 80-day supply. It was lower…

The national rice stock as of January 1, 2004 stood at 2.33 million metric tons, about 11 and 5 percent below the previous month and year ago levels, respectively. This stock level will be good for 87-day supply.

Preliminary estimate of the January 1, 2003 national rice stock inventory reached 2.61 million metric tons. It was 14.2 percent over last year’s level with all sectors having posted positive growth. NFA holdings rose by almost 26.0 percent. Around…

The June 1, 2004 total rice stock inventory reached 1.95 million metric tons, down by 18.9 and 6.2 percent from its month and year ago levels, respectively. It was enough to last for 74 days. Stock position in all sectors dropped compared to that of…

The country’s total rice stock inventory as of March 1, 2004 was 1.96 million metric tons, down by 7.4 and 5.2 percent from its month and year ago levels, respectively. The current stock is enough for a two and half month supply. Likewise, the…

Total rice stock as of May 1, 2004 was estimated at 2.42 million metric tons, around 194 thousand m.t. (8.7%) higher than last year’s stock volume for the same period. It was also 1.2 percent higher than the preceding month’s level of 2.23 million…

The total rice stock inventory as of November 1, 2003 was estimated at 2.52 million metric tons, higher than previous month’s level by 44.5 percent but 0.3 percent lower compared to that of last year. Stocks are enough to last for 95 days.

The October 1, 2003 national rice stock was 1.73 million metric tons and expected to last for 66 days supply. It surpassed its year and month ago levels by 14.8 and 22.3 percent, respectively. Compared to last month, rice stocks in the households…

The April 1, 2005 national rice stock inventory reached 1.77 million metric tons, up by 21.8 percent from previous month’s level. Households, commercial warehouses and NFA depositories posted increments in stock volumes by 7.9, 29.7 and 65.4 percent…

The August 1, 2004 total rice stock of 1.35 million metric tons, was 17.3 and 14.4 percent lower than its month and year ago levels, respectively. It was enough to last for 48 days. All sectors posted lower stock level compared to that of last month…