
Thailand's government reported that November 2026 prices for key farm commodities rose versus November 2025, with paddy rice up 9-55%, cassava up 65%, corn up 37% and palm oil up 16%. Jasmine rice rose 9.26% to 16,100 baht per tonne and Pathum Thani rice rose 55.46% to 12,550 baht per tonne.
Higher Thai farm-gate prices for corn and cassava, both feed ingredients, tighten regional feed supply and support prices for substitutes such as DDGS and rice bran. The gains are year-on-year figures from a government statement rather than a new supply shock.
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