Indian rice exporters report continued Iranian demand despite sanctions risks
Indian rice exporters say demand from Iran is continuing despite sanctions-related risks. The headline indicates cross-border trade exposure involving sanctioned Iran.
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Why it matters
Sanctions risk could disrupt rice trade and affect regional food supply channels.
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