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56Japan eyes boosting rice exports eightfold by 2030
Japan aims to boost its rice exports almost eightfold by 2030, targeting 350,000 tonnes, despite facing a domestic rice shortage. Rice consumption...
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58Palm opens higher on stronger rival edible oils
The benchmark palm oil contract for May delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose 32 ringgit (0.71%) to 4,519 ringgit ($1,020.09)...
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45Wheat Slipping Weaker on Wednesday
Wheat markets are mostly weaker on Wednesday, with Chicago SRW futures down 3-4 cents, KC HRW steady, and MPLS spring wheat down...
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88Season 2024-25: ISMA revises net sugar production estimates to 264 lakh tonnes
ISMA has revised net sugar production estimates for 2024-25 season. Earlier, ISMA had released its second advance estimates on 31st January’2025, for net sugar...
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68India may find it difficult to win back 100% broken rice importers
India faces challenges in regaining broken rice buyers after lifting the export ban, as prices remain higher than competitors like Vietnam and...
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56Palm climbs on stronger Dalian palm olein
Palm oil futures rose 0.49% to 4,510 ringgit ($1,018.06) per ton, recovering from recent losses. Gains were driven by a stronger Dalian...
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73India cut 557 lakh metric tonnes of CO₂ emissions through ethanol blending in a decade: Union Minister
India has reduced crude oil imports while advancing toward net-zero emissions, said Rajasthan BJP President Madan Rathore. Ethanol blending cut CO₂ emissions...
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62Vietnam calls on banks to enhance financing for Mekong Delta rice industry
Vietnam’s central bank has urged banks to boost credit for rice production, processing, and exports in the Mekong Delta. The State Bank...
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58Soybeans face headwinds from large Brazilian supply, wheat rises
Soybeans remained flat as ample Brazilian supply weighed on prices, while wheat rose 0.6% to $5.60-1/4 a bushel. Corn held steady at...
