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NewsletterNewsletterSuivi du marché du riz de la FAO, Juillet 2017 2017Les pays situés le long et au sud de l'Équateur ont déjà rentré les récoltes de la campagne principale de 2017, et quelques pays sont maintenant concentrés sur leurs cultures de contre-saison.
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