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		He said the shipment of the jasmine and white rice would start in December.&nbsp;</div>
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		The transaction is based on market prices and it does not involve barter trade, he said.</div>
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		Thailand also aims to open another negotiation for the sale of additional 1 million tonnes to China during September 13-14.&nbsp;</div>
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