Rice trading involves the buying and selling of rice, a staple food for many cultures worldwide. Traders operate in various markets, including local, national, and international levels, where they negotiate prices based on supply and demand. Factors such as weather conditions, harvest yields, and global economic trends can significantly influence rice prices. In rice trading, participants include farmers, wholesalers, exporters, and retailers. Farmers grow the rice, while wholesalers purchase large quantities to sell to exporters who ship it to other countries. Retailers then sell rice to consumers. This interconnected system helps ensure that rice is available to meet the needs of different markets.