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The most famous Thai rice is Thai Hom Mali (Jasmine Rice), celebrated globally for its unique pandan-like aroma, soft texture, and long grains, often winning world's best rice awards; other popular varieties include sticky/glutinous rice, firm white rice, and specialty regional types like Isaan's fragrant red rice and the unique Pathumthani rice. These rice types form the base for iconic dishes like Mango Sticky Rice, Khao Pad (fried rice), and flavorful curries. 
 
Key Famous Thai Rice Varieties
Thai Hom Mali (Jasmine Rice): Thailand's signature rice, known for its delicate floral scent and soft, slightly sticky quality when cooked, perfect for curries and stir-fries.
Glutinous Rice (Sticky Rice): A staple in Northern and Northeastern (Isaan) Thailand, prized for its chewy, sticky texture, used in desserts and savory dishes.
Thai White Rice: A staple long-grain rice, often polished, known for its firm texture and widely consumed.
Pathumthani Rice: A newer fragrant rice, similar to Jasmine but with a shorter grain and milder aroma, often a more affordable alternative.
Hom Dang (Red Jasmine Rice): An earthy, slightly sweet red long-grain rice from Surin, offering unique flavor and nutrients. 
 
Famous Thai Rice Dishes
Mango Sticky Rice (Khao Niao Mamuang): A beloved dessert of sweet sticky rice, coconut milk, and fresh mango.
Khao Pad (Fried Rice): Versatile fried rice dishes, often with shrimp (goong) or other proteins.
Khao Mankai (Hainanese Chicken Rice): Flavorful rice cooked in chicken broth, served with poached chicken and dipping sauces.
Khao Tom: A comforting rice soup or congee.

THAI RICE EXPORT SITUATION

Thailand's rice situation is a mix of strong export demand driven by global food security concerns (especially India's export limits) and robust markets in China/Indonesia, but faces internal challenges like rising costs, a strong baht squeezing prices, and long-term competitiveness issues due to outdated farming practices, leading to price volatility and a potential downturn in 2025 exports despite recent positive trends. 

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