The total rice stock inventory as of July 1, 2006 was estimated at 1.96 million metric tons, lower than previous month’s level by 11.8 percent but 19.4 percent higher compared to that of July 1 last year. Total stock is enough for 65 days supply.

The January 1, 2007 total rice stock inventory stood at 2.27 million metric tons, lower than previous month’s level by 12.1, but 8.4 percent higher than last year’s level. Compared to last month, stock positions in the households, commercial…

Total rice stock as of February 1, 2007 was estimated at 1.85 million metric tons. It was lower by 18.0 percent from previous month’s stock and 2.0 percent less than the stock in the same month last year. The current stock is enough to last for 62…

The April 1, 2008 total rice stock inventory was estimated at 1.89 million metric tons, up by 12.0 and 13.6 percent from previous month’s and last year’s levels, respectively. Stock inventory went up as more harvests came in the later part of the…

The August 1, 2006 total rice stock inventory stood at 1.75 million metric tons, lower than previous month’s level by 11.0 percent, but 19.8 percent higher compared to last year’s record. Compared to their month ago levels, all sectors experienced…

The total rice stock inventory as of September 1, 2005 was estimated at 1.32 million metric tons, lower than previous month’s level by 9.0 percent but 11.3 percent higher compared to that of last year. It is good for 47 days supply. Stock position…

The October 1, 2005 national rice stock was 1.60 million metric tons and expected to last for 55 days supply. It surpassed its year and month ago levels by 21.1% and 2.5%, respectively. All sectors posted positive increments from previous month’s…

The total rice stock inventory as of November 1, 2005 was estimated at 2.26 million metric tons, higher than previous month’s level by 41.8 percent but 1.4 percent lower compared to that of last year. Stocks are enough to last for 78 days.

Comparative estimates for same month last year showed stock drawdowns in all sectors ranging from 2.3 to 20.6 percent. The production shortfall in the second quarter, late arrival of the expected rice imports and intensive campaign against smuggling…

The June 1, 2005 total rice stock inventory reached 1.88 million metric tons, down by 5.9 and 3.6 percent from its month and year ago levels, respectively. It was enough to last for 66 days. Likewise, the household and commercial sectors’ holdings…