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225EnglishSaudi Arabia buys wheat in tender
DUBAI: Saudi Arabia bought 1,353,000 metric tons of wheat in a tender, the General Food Security Authority (GFSA) said on Monday. The...
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174EnglishRussian wheat export prices up
MOSCOW: Export prices for Russian wheat rose slightly last week amid some intensification of demand from importers and more favourable weather in...
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221EnglishLadakh residents to get fortified wheat flour
Pawan Kotwal, Adviser to the Lt Governor of Ladakh, launched the scheme to provide fortified wheat flour through Public Distribution System (PDS)...
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184EnglishBiofuels: Short-term goals versus long-term sustainability
The Indian government announced a ban on the use of “sugarcane juice and sugar syrup” for ethanol production in the 2023-24 supply...
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190EnglishIndia Glycols zooms 13% on Rs 1,164-crore ethanol supply order
Shares of India Glycols Limited surged 13 percent to Rs 794 in early trade on December 19 after the company announced that...
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223EnglishBangladesh gets offers in 50,000 T wheat purchase tender
HAMBURG: The lowest offer in an international tender from Bangladesh’s state grains buyer to purchase and import 50,000 metric tons of wheat...
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174EnglishGovt to purchase paddy worth Rs 2 billion from farmers
KATHMANDU, Dec 19: The government is going to purchase paddy worth about Rs 2 billion from the farmers. To ensure a market...
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162English€12.3m in Straw Incorporation Measure payments commence
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has today (Tuesday, December 19) announced that payments totalling €12.3 million have commenced...
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154EnglishChina’s Nov corn imports reach record high at 3.59 mil mt: customs
China’s corn imports in November reached an all-time high at 3.59 million mt, as attractive prices spurred buyers to secure more of...
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226EnglishFood inflation likely peaked in Nov, but decline may be gradual
Food inflation may have peaked in November when it came in at 8.7%, but the moderation in the coming months could be...
