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99Argentina 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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100Delhi govt eases quality norms for wheat procurement at MSP
Delhi has relaxed wheat procurement norms, allowing purchase of rain-damaged grain with up to 70% lustre loss and 15% broken content to...
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113Tanzania plans two new sugar factories and targets 550,000 tonnes output in 2026/27 to end shortages
Tanzania plans major reforms to tackle sugar and edible oil shortages by boosting domestic production. Oilseed output and sugarcane production will increase,...
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87Morning Market Update – 30/04/2026
Global markets saw strong gains in sugar, with raw sugar rising 4.04% and white sugar up 2.75%, supported by a surge in...
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105El Niño could cut Philippine sugar output, USDA warns
Philippines’ sugar output for MY 2026–27 may fall to 1.93 million tonnes due to El Niño-induced dry weather. Lower cane yields and...
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163Philippines : Rice prices expected to surge to ₱62/kg amid oil crisis, DA warns
The Philippines may see rice prices rise to ₱62/kg by September due to higher fertilizer and fuel costs linked to the global...
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106Morocco launches probe into rice imports amid pressure on local producers
Morocco has launched a safeguard probe into rice imports after volumes doubled to 119,000 tonnes, surpassing domestic production. Local producers, facing losses...
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200Heavy rains threaten Bangladesh’s rice harvest
Heavy rains and upstream flows from India have triggered flooding risks in Bangladesh’s haor regions, threatening Boro rice harvests. Farmers are rushing...
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123Expert Explains: Why Indonesia’s new biofuel push could make cooking oil expensive in India
Indonesia’s B50 biodiesel plan will divert palm oil from exports to domestic use, tightening global supply. As a major importer, India may...
