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92Japan Govt to Consider Buying Back High-Bid Stockpiled Rice; Koizumi May Consider Rereleasing Through No-Bid Contracts
Japan’s government may repurchase rice sold under former Minister Taku Eto’s competitive bidding system if distributors agree. Agriculture Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said...
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97Pakistan : Planning Commission warns of higher food imports next year due to 13.5% contraction in key crops
Pakistan’s Planning Commission reports a 13.5% contraction in major crops due to adverse weather, reduced rainfall, and policy changes. Cotton, wheat, maize,...
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89Telangana : Farmers Rise in Protest: Pedda Dhanwada Villagers Say No to Ethanol Factories on Farmland
Farmers in Chintanur and Peddha Dhanwada, Telangana, are fiercely opposing ethanol factory construction on fertile land. Protests intensified as villagers blocked officials...
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91Sri Lanka initiates discussion with China, Iran and African countries to export locally manufactured brown sugar
Sri Lanka has begun talks with China, Iran, and African nations to export its high-organic brown sugar, Industry Minister Sunil Handunnetti told...
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93Assam : Farmers advised to delay rice transplanting and drain fields as heavy rains lash Northeast I
Amid heavy rainfall across Assam, Meghalaya, and neighbouring states, the IMD has urged farmers to delay sowing, secure crops, and ensure drainage....
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103Vietnam to export first batch of low-emission rice
On June 5, Vietnam will export its first batch of “Green and low-emission Vietnamese rice” to Japan, marking a major milestone in...
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80Egypt : Mostakbal Misr purchased 180 thousand tons of French wheat
In April, Egypt’s Mostakbal Misr bought 180,000 tons of French wheat in a private deal during French President Macron’s visit. The agency,...
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93Centre urged to mandate warning labels on food products high in sugar, salt, and saturated fat
A coalition of India’s top public health and consumer groups, led by NAPi and endorsed by 28 organisations, has called for mandatory...
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49Wheat drops on improved US crop rating; corn hits six-month low
Chicago wheat prices slipped Tuesday as improved U.S. crop conditions pressured the market, despite ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict limiting losses. CBOT wheat fell...
