The Economic Times, Author at AgriInsite

Edible oil industry body calls for boosting output, adopting modern farming amid West Asia crisis

The Solvent Extractors' Association of India urged India to boost domestic oilseed production, adopt modern farming practices, and encourage mindful edible oil...

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Rice News in English

West Bengal rice industry seeks infra push, faster clearances from new BJP govt

Ricevilla Foods and West Bengal rice millers urged the new BJP government to improve infrastructure, electricity access, storage, rail-port connectivity, and approvals....

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Rice News in English

Global rice production set to fall for first time in decade

United States Department of Agriculture forecasts global rice production to fall to 538 million tonnes in 2026-27, the first decline in 11...

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Edible Oil News in English

Costlier palm, soy oils push Indian consumers towards mustard oil

In India, consumers are increasingly shifting to mustard oil as rising global palm and soybean oil prices, driven by the West Asia...

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Rice News in English

Asia Rice: Muted demand, weak rupee push India prices lower

Indian rice prices declined on weak demand and a weaker rupee, boosting export competitiveness. Bangladesh faces flood risks threatening harvests and food...

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Edible Oil News in English

Argentina emerges as India’s main supplier of edible oils

Argentina has emerged as a key edible oil supplier to India, driven by competitive pricing and strong export availability. The shift highlights...

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Wheat News in English

Decoding govt’s wheat strategy: Can higher procurement push and export quota hike lift the sector?

India raised wheat procurement target by 15% to 34.5 MT and allowed limited exports to manage surplus. Record output and high stocks...

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Rice News in English

Basmati rice exporters urge govt action on shipping charges amid West Asia crisis

Basmati Rice Farmers & Exporters Development Forum has urged the government to act against steep and unpredictable shipping costs, warning that war-risk...