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129EnglishAnalysis: What is the Current State of the Ethanol Industry?
Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, who is on a visit to Pune, has assured that all the sugar factories in the state...
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123EnglishEquity capital is the biggest hurdle for setting up ethanol projects, with ‘so many’ factories in the state
Kolhapur: It is a picture that raising capital is the biggest problem for sugar mills in the state to set up ethanol...
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129EnglishDry Bulk Market: Mixed Conditions Ahead For Corn Export Routes
Corn main export markets are facing various weather challenges, which could in turn result in changes in cargo demands. In its latest...
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128EnglishVEGOILS-Palm falls to near six-week low on weakening rival oils
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 8 (Reuters) – Malaysian palm oil futures slipped for a second session on Tuesday, tracking heavy losses in rival edible oils,...
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141EnglishMaize Army Worm Pest : Repulse the ‘army’ attack in time
Maize Pest Control: American Armyworm infestation is increasing on maize crop in entire Khandesh including Jalgaon district. If not remedied in time, the problem...
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170EnglishBhutan reaches out for rice amid export ban, India likely to offer it
Bhutan has requested India to allow rice export to the country after India banned overseas shipments of non-basmati rice, causing global rice...
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148EnglishRice export ban sparks concern that sugar may be next
After India banned some rice exports to control domestic prices, traders are worried another food staple could be vulnerable: sugar. The world...
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133EnglishThailand says no rice export halt, to benefit from India’s export ban
BANGKOK, Aug 7 (Reuters) – Thailand is benefiting from India’s rice export ban and has no reason to halt its own shipments...
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219EnglishWheat price attempts to recover – Analysis – 08-08-2023
Wheat price ended the last sessions positively to attempt to breach 668.50 level, but we notice that the EMA50 forms good resistance...
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142EnglishAfter attacking Ukraine wheat exports, Russia faces own shipping challenge
By Jonathan Saul and Nigel HuntLONDON (Reuters) – Russia’s lack of ships and Western grain traders’ shrinking appetite for business with Moscow...
