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165Thailand bans import of corn grown on burned lands
Thailand will ban imports of feed corn grown using slash-and-burn methods from January 1, 2026, to reduce cross-border air pollution. Importers must...
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137Mexican Corn Producers Demand Guaranteed Price Amid Crisis
During the 2025 International Agri-Food Congress, Mexican corn producers from six states protested low prices and import policies. They demanded a guaranteed...
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139India-US Corn Trade Dispute and Ethanol Policy
U.S.–India corn trade tensions arise from India’s self-sufficiency and ethanol use. India diverts maize for ethanol, supporting energy security and rural incomes....
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104India: A Rising Power in Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production
India could become a leading South Asian hub for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2030, with potential biomass feedstock of around 100–105...
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161UNICA: Sugarcane processing expands in late August
UNICA reported a 10.68% rise in sugarcane processing to 50.06 million tons in late August. Total ethanol output remains 10.05% lower year-on-year,...
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113Food Vs Fuel ‘Not Relevant’ In India’s Ethanol Push: GEMA
India’s ethanol push is not competing with food supply, says GEMA President CK Jain. He stressed that grain ethanol mainly uses surplus...
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81Global sugar supply surplus rises on India, Thailand, says broker
StoneX forecasts a 3.9 million-tonne global sugar surplus for 2023/24, up from 3.4 million, citing stronger late-season crops in India (32.8 million...
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118Absorption of farmers’ sugar reaches nearly 100 percent: Indonesia Minister
Indonesia’s Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman said nearly all farmers’ sugar has been absorbed, with only 16,000 tons pending purchase. Backed by...
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62MSP for Sugar Likely to Increase; Cooperative Sugar Mill Federation Writes to the Food Ministry
India’s sugar output for 2025–26 is forecast at 35 million tonnes, boosted by strong monsoons in Maharashtra and Karnataka, according to NFCSF....
