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	The new regulation aims to ensure rotten rice is used only in the industrial sector or for biomass productionm said Commerce Minister Apiradi Tantraporn Friday.</div>
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	The ministry plans to auction 2,000 tonnes of rotten rice.</div>
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	About 1.29 million tonnes of rice from a total of 13 million tonnes in the government&rsquo;s stockpiles is rotten.</div>

Ministry moves to keep bad and good rice separated

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Ministry moves to keep bad and good rice separated

The Commerce Minister has launched a measure designed to control the transportation of rice in order to prevent enterprises combining rotten rice with rice fit for consumption.

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