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NewsletterNewsletterSeguimiento del Mercado del Arroz - Marzo de 2004 2004El primer pronóstico de la FAO relativo a la producción mundial de arroz con cáscara en 2004 se ha fijado en 613 millones de toneladas, 22 millones de toneladas más que en la última campaña, y el volumen mayor registrado hasta ahora. Se trata de una cifra muy provisional, dado que los países del hemisferio norte todavía no han sembrado sus cosechas principales. Por ahora, las perspectivas para los países del hemisferio sur, en los que se están recogiendo las cosechas, son en general po sitivas.
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NewsletterNewsletterSeguimiento del mercado del arroz - Marzo de 2007 2007Desde diciembre de 2006, las estimaciones de la producción mundial de arroz en 2006 se han reducido en 2 millones de toneladas a 629 millones de toneladas. Con ese nivel de producción, la campaña arrocera de 2006, apenas terminada, habría rendido 4 millones de toneladas menos del volumen sin precedentes alcanzado en 2005. Según se prevé, una gran parte de la contracción se deberá a unas cosechas menores en Asia, que se vieron perjudicadas por la irregularidad de las precipitaciones monzónicas y las invasiones de insectos. También descendió la producción en América Latina y el Caribe, pero aumentó en África por quinto año consecutivo. En el resto del mundo, los resultados fueron variados.
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NewsletterNewsletterSeguimiento del Mercado del Arroz - Marzo de 2006 20062005 fue un año récord para la economía mundial del arroz. Por tercera campaña consecutiva, la producción mundial arroz cáscara experimentó una enérgica expansión, lo que llevó las cifras a niveles son precedentes de 628 millones de toneladas.
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