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488Rice News in EnglishGovernment procurement of rice better than last year but behind the set target
The government’s rice procurement for the 2024-25 Kharif marketing season has reached 458.40 lakh tonnes, a 5% increase from last year but...
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546Sugar News in EnglishConfusion persists over sugar production estimates
India’s sugar production for 2024-25 is uncertain, with estimates ranging from 265-270 lakh tonnes. As of February-end, output stood at 220 lakh...
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243Wheat News in EnglishWestern Disturbances Lower Risks to Indian Wheat Crop: IMD
Western disturbances have stabilized India’s wheat crop, with rain and snowfall reducing risks. Heat-resistant varieties cover 67% of the area, minimizing February’s...
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538Rice News in EnglishTarget set for procurement of Rabi season wheat, rice and Shri grain
The central government has set Rabi procurement targets: 310 lakh tonnes of wheat, 70 lakh tonnes of rice, and 16 lakh tonnes...
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562Sugar News in English
Second time reallocation of sugar export quota
India has reallocated its 2024-25 sugar export quota to ensure efficient distribution. Initially set at 10 lakh tonnes, some mills returned their...
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482Sugar News in EnglishDomestic sugar production expected to decline by 15 percent
India’s sugar production is set to decline by 15% in 2024-25, dropping to 272.70 lakh tonnes due to low yields and early...
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686Maize News in EnglishMaize prices soften due to weak demand
Maize prices in India are softening due to weak poultry sector demand amid bird flu outbreaks, subsidized rice for ethanol production, and...
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435Rice News in EnglishBangladesh will buy one lakh tonnes of white rice from Vietnam
Bangladesh is importing 100,000 tonnes of white rice from Vietnam at $474.25 per tonne to stabilize local prices. Despite being a major...
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809Maize News in EnglishMaize Sowing Rises, Prices Dip Amid Weak Demand & Bird Flu
India’s maize sowing for the 2024-25 Rabi season rose 8.8% to 23.67 lakh hectares, but prices fell 3-5% due to weak poultry...
