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237Iraq to reduce wheat and barley cultivation due to critical water shortages
Iraq will sharply cut wheat and barley cultivation due to severe water shortages, limiting barley to 200 acres to preserve its variety....
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306Pakistan receives fresh offers in TCP sugar tender as prices climb
Pakistan’s TCP received bids for 100,000 tonnes of white sugar, with ED\&F Man offering the lowest at \$539/tonne c\&f. The tender follows...
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281Serbian farmers protest as record wheat harvest fails to cover costs
Serbia’s wheat farmers face record yields of 5.5–5.6 tonnes per hectare but low prices of 21 dinars/kg, barely covering costs. Global competition...
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165Nigerian newspapers review: Sugar importation rises as local production falters
Vanguard reports rising sugar imports, fresh flood warnings, and FG’s plan to pay doctors seven months’ arrears. The Guardian highlights HNIs, businesses...
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166To ensure-year-round ethanol production: Natural Sugar and Allied Industries Limited first mill in state to opt for dual feed
Dharashiv-based Natural Sugar and Allied Industries Ltd will become Maharashtra’s first sugar mill to adopt a dual-feed ethanol system, using sugarcane juice...
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127Disappointing Cane Yields in Brazil Boost Sugar Prices
Sugar prices hit multi-week highs on concerns over smaller Brazil cane yields, which could cut 2025/26 output below 600 MMT. Short-covering risk...
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121Nigeria : NSDC, four new operators partner to produce 400,000MT of sugar yearly
Nigeria’s NSDC signed agreements with four firms to build sugar projects adding 400,000 tonnes annually, aiming to cut costly imports and boost...
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241India’s ethanol push spurs shift from oilseeds to corn, risking higher cooking oil imports
India’s ethanol push is diverting farmers from oilseeds to corn and rice, as cheap DDGS from biofuel production floods the feed market....
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247Pakistan : CCP informs finance minister of sugar barons’ alleged data manipulation, recommends deregulation of sector
Pakistan’s Competition Commission told Finance Minister Aurangzeb that sugar millers have long submitted false data to win export approvals, causing shortages. The...
