The lowest offer received by the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC) for Egypt’s first international rice tender, USD 419.7 per tonne, came from China, traders said yesterday, according to Reuters. China-based traders are willing to supply the full requested amount of 25k tonnes of rice at the quoted price.
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