Monthly reported customs unit values, not live or executable quotes.
Latest reported price
$300 USD/t
As of Jul 2026
The latest value is below the typical range of $337–$356 USD/t.
Broken rice export unit values are shown in USD/t. Compare the reporting dates as well as the values; product mix and delivery terms can differ between countries.
| Country | Latest · USD/t | YoYYear on year |
|---|---|---|
| Brazil | $274 Jul 1, 2026 | -14% |
| Canada | $801 Jul 1, 2026 | -4.4% |
| Lithuania | $552 Jul 1, 2026 | -22% |
| United States | $491 Jul 1, 2026 | -8.1% |
| Switzerland | $1,248 Jun 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Czechia | $548 Jun 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Germany | $557 Jun 1, 2026 | -0.9% |
| United Kingdom | $477 Jun 1, 2026 | -52% |
| Greece | $463 Jun 1, 2026 | -13% |
| Guyana | $371 Jun 1, 2026 | -8.5% |
| China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region | $591 Jun 1, 2026 | -14% |
| India | $282 Jun 1, 2026 | -15% |
| North Macedonia | $412 Jun 1, 2026 | -23% |
| Netherlands | $740 Jun 1, 2026 | -14% |
| Poland | $498 Jun 1, 2026 | -76% |
| Portugal | $678 Jun 1, 2026 | +23% |
| Sweden | $1,892 Jun 1, 2026 | -15% |
| Uzbekistan | $177 Jun 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Belgium | $536 May 1, 2026 | -3.7% |
| Côte d’Ivoire | $292 May 1, 2026 | -28% |
| Spain | $574 May 1, 2026 | -7.4% |
| Indonesia | $916 May 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Italy | $694 May 1, 2026 | +27% |
| Romania | $513 May 1, 2026 | -2.4% |
| Slovakia | $1,506 May 1, 2026 | -1.6% |
| Thailand | $435 May 1, 2026 | -9.6% |
| South Africa | $394 May 1, 2026 | -20% |
| Denmark | $3,052 Apr 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Fiji | $942 Apr 1, 2026 | +16% |
| Kazakhstan | $263 Apr 1, 2026 | -26% |
| Bulgaria | $467 Mar 1, 2026 | -28% |
| Dominican Republic | $355 Mar 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Ecuador | $1,063 Mar 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Ghana | $977 Mar 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Latvia | $1,351 Mar 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Paraguay | $216 Mar 1, 2026 | -26% |
| Colombia | $819 Feb 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Israel | $494 Feb 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Argentina | $222 Jan 1, 2026 | Not reported |
| Pakistan | $320 Jan 1, 2026 | -20% |
| Togo | $855 Jan 1, 2026 | +277% |
| France | $989 Dec 1, 2025 | +86% |
| South Korea | $1,972 Dec 1, 2025 | -13% |
| Myanmar | $278 Dec 1, 2025 | -23% |
| New Zealand | $2,860 Dec 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| El Salvador | $321 Dec 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Türkiye | $407 Dec 1, 2025 | -6.8% |
| Barbados | $6,335 Nov 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Saudi Arabia | $280 Nov 1, 2025 | +40% |
| Singapore | $347 Oct 1, 2025 | -35% |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $88 Aug 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Norway | $2,295 Jun 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Hungary | $701 May 1, 2025 | -12% |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | $2,659 Feb 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Oman | $494 Jan 1, 2025 | Not reported |
| Burkina Faso | $819 Dec 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Bahrain | $1,463 Dec 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Cambodia | $1,010 Dec 1, 2024 | +52% |
| Slovenia | $2,253 Oct 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Bolivia | $218 Aug 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Malaysia | $345 Aug 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| China | $236 Jul 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Egypt | $567 Jun 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Serbia | $753 May 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Angola | $3,344 Mar 1, 2024 | Not reported |
| Kenya | $499 Dec 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Laos | $660 Dec 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Nicaragua | $189 Dec 1, 2023 | -35% |
| Uruguay | $408 Dec 1, 2023 | +1.5% |
| Vietnam | $564 Dec 1, 2023 | +17% |
| Tanzania | $1,116 Nov 1, 2023 | +35% |
| Botswana | $729 Oct 1, 2023 | -0.2% |
| Japan | $1,498 Oct 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Panama | $330 Oct 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Belize | $215 Sep 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Georgia | $600 Sep 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Estonia | $750 Feb 1, 2023 | Not reported |
| Cameroon | $869 Jan 1, 2023 | +53% |
| Austria | $1,178 Dec 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Rwanda | $732 Dec 1, 2022 | +29% |
| Zambia | $73 Dec 1, 2022 | -91% |
| Mozambique | $578 Oct 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Madagascar | $358 Sep 1, 2022 | -40% |
| Kuwait | $372 Aug 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Ukraine | $1,022 Aug 1, 2022 | +108% |
| Namibia | $643 Jun 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| DR Congo | $1,341 May 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Mauritius | $1,121 Apr 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Senegal | $370 Apr 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| State of Palestine | $372 Mar 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Chile | $33 Jan 1, 2022 | Not reported |
| Lesotho | $1,094 Dec 1, 2021 | Not reported |
| Malawi | $136 Dec 1, 2021 | Not reported |
| Philippines | $391 Dec 1, 2021 | Not reported |
| Russia | $439 Dec 1, 2021 | +31% |
| Morocco | $383 May 1, 2021 | Not reported |
| Guatemala | $521 Mar 1, 2021 | Not reported |
| Uganda | $540 Dec 1, 2020 | Not reported |
| Gambia | $179 Jun 1, 2020 | Not reported |
| Peru | $298 Apr 1, 2020 | Not reported |
| Costa Rica | $271 Mar 1, 2020 | Not reported |
| Ireland | $446 Feb 1, 2020 | Not reported |
| United Arab Emirates | $1,243 Dec 1, 2019 | +8.6% |
| Benin | $122 Nov 1, 2019 | Not reported |
| Croatia | $353 Oct 1, 2019 | Not reported |
| Belarus | $476 Oct 1, 2018 | +61% |
| Ethiopia | $28 Oct 1, 2018 | Not reported |
| Iceland | $3,220 Sep 1, 2018 | -0.1% |
| Honduras | $307 Dec 1, 2017 | -18% |
| Zimbabwe | $735 Jul 1, 2017 | Not reported |
| Sierra Leone | $18,539 Feb 1, 2016 | Not reported |
| Seychelles | $494 Nov 1, 2015 | Not reported |
| Niger | $607 Oct 1, 2014 | Not reported |
| Eswatini | $609 Jun 1, 2014 | Not reported |
| New Caledonia | $3,129 Mar 1, 2014 | Not reported |
| Luxembourg | $674 Oct 1, 2013 | Not reported |
| Kyrgyzstan | $280 Dec 1, 2012 | Not reported |
| Mexico | $524 Mar 1, 2012 | Not reported |
| Sri Lanka | $1,236 Jan 1, 2012 | Not reported |
| Mali | $611 Apr 1, 2011 | Not reported |
| Finland | $1,006 Mar 1, 2011 | Not reported |
| Algeria | $950 Jan 1, 2011 | -0.6% |
| Aruba | $162 May 1, 2010 | Not reported |
| Iran | $146 Mar 1, 2010 | Not reported |
Use these documented market characteristics when comparing periods, countries and supplier quotes.
Seasonality
Harvesting of rice typically occurs 25–35 days after flowering, after which the grain is dried to 12–14 % moisture before milling. Broken rice becomes available after milling, so its supply peaks shortly after the main harvest season, with availability declining as storage periods lengthen.
Demand driver
Growing use of broken rice as a low‑cost energy source for livestock and aquaculture drives demand.
Demand driver
Requirements for brewing, distilling and starch production create steady demand for broken rice.