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208Grain-based ethanol makers seek cap on new investments
Grain-based ethanol makers have urged the government to halt fresh investments in new units until a clear long-term blending roadmap is set....
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135Edible oil fuels Nepal’s export growth
Nepal’s exports jumped 89% in the first two months of FY2024-25 to Rs 47.32bn, driven mainly by refined edible oils to India....
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123Palm extends gains on strong soyoil, export demand, EU law delay
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second session on Thursday, with the December contract gaining 1.39% to 4,440 ringgit ($1,055/ton). Prices...
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181India’s new rice export rules may slow imports to Bangladesh
India has introduced new rules for rice exports to Bangladesh, requiring exporters of non-Basmati rice to register contracts with APEDA. Traders fear...
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155ISMA Urges Centre For Revision of Sugar MSP To Rs 40.2/kg To Support Mills, Farmers
The Indian Sugar & Bio-Energy Manufacturers Association (ISMA) has urged the government to raise the Minimum Selling Price (MSP) of sugar to...
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285What Zimbabwe’s maize import ban means for SA farmers and exporters
South Africa exports about 3 million tonnes of maize annually, with Zimbabwe a key buyer. But Zimbabwe has banned imports, citing strong...
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169Syria cancels wheat procurement tender
Syria’s state procurement agency has cancelled a tender for 200,000 tonnes of wheat after the September 15 bid deadline. A new tender...
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151Thailand’s rice exports fall for 10th month, domestic prices drop by 200 baht per tonne
Thailand’s rice exports fell 16.9% in August 2025 to 739,497 tonnes, marking the 10th consecutive month of decline. Export value dropped 30%...
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222Philippines : DA urges Visayan rice farmers to explore corn production
The Philippines’ Department of Agriculture urged Visayas rice farmers to grow corn after rice planting to boost supply. With only 47,000 hectares...
