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245Wheat purchases top 25 million tonnes but 1.5% lower than last year
As of May 12, wheat procurement stands at 25.30 million tonnes (mt), down from 25.682 mt last year, according to official data....
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267Southwest Airlines acquires SAFFiRE Renewables as it focuses on SAF production
Southwest Airlines Co. has acquired SAFFiRE Renewables, part of its subsidiary Renewable Ventures, dedicated to scalable sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) acquisition. Supported...
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270Achieving ethanol sustainability needs addressing current pricing issues
The Prime Minister lauds ethanol production's impact on farmers, with ₹80,000 crore revenue in a decade. Minister Gadkari sees ethanol as a...
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542Nayara Energy to set up two ethanol plants for ₹600 crore
Mumbai-based Rosneft-backed Nayara Energy intends to invest ₹600 crore in constructing two ethanol manufacturing plants in India, each capable of producing 200...
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274Maharajganj: Farmers discontinued cane cultivation after closure of sugar mill
In Loharpurwa, Maharajganj, a farmers' meeting was held under the Sugar Committee's jurisdiction. Assistant Director Om Prakash Gupta highlighted the importance of...
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245Kenya’s sugarcane farmers are in standoff with millers over cane pricing
Sugarcane farmers in Kenya stand firm on demands for increased pricing despite millers' threats of closure. Court ruling supports farmers' claim. Millers...
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287Lautoka mill will be the first to start sugarcane crushing season in Fiji
The Sugar Industry Tribunal has set the commencement dates for the 2024 sugar cane crushing season in Fiji. According to the announcement...
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283‘We Demand Fair Trade’: In Maharashtra’s Beed, Women Sugarcane Workers Mobilise Amid Lok Sabha Polls
Women sugarcane workers in Beed, Maharashtra, demand fair treatment and rights after years of exploitation. Mobilizing under MAKAAM, they seek equal payment,...
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314US, Australia accuse India of subsidizing sugarcane beyond WTO limits
India's sugarcane subsidies have sparked concerns from the U.S. and Australia, exceeding WTO limits at 91.7 to 100.6% of production value. Both...
