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Economy February 4, 2016 | 9:03 am

Alleged rice imports peeve growers

Santo Domingo.- Rice growers are ready to hit the street toprotest, if the government allows imports of the grain beyond the 400 millionpounds agreed within the DR-CAFTA trade deal.

National rice growers association (Fenarroz) president CésarEspaillat made by the announcement and said the country’s 30,000 rice farmers areready to stage pickets, marches and other activities together... Read more

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