Will Europe’s Wheat Supply Chain Unite to Achieve 2030 Goal?
The Sustainable Wheat Initiative Europe joins bakers, millers and farmers to cut wheat and flour emissions 30% by 2030 with
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US will proceed with probe of solar imports from India, Laos and Indonesia
By Reuters The U.S. International Trade Commission voted on Friday to proceed with an investigation into whether solar panels from
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Auto leaders defend ethanol blending, say ‘slight mileage impact but huge benefit to nation’
The debate around ethanol-blended petrol has intensified once again. Top representatives from the automotive and petroleum sectors o Saturday admitted
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Govt plans to cut down on imports of pharma agents, biofuel enzymes
By Anonna Dutt From active pharmaceutical agents for making key medicines to enzymes needed for developing biofuels, and reagents needed
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India now eyes biofuel mix to diesel, heavy construction machines to be first in line
By Manas Pimpalkhare, Subhash Narayan India is preparing to extend its biofuel push to the diesel-guzzling construction equipment sector, with plans
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फिलीपींस खोलेगा बाज़ार, भारत से बासमती चावल आयात को मिली हरी झंडी
By M&M Bureau भारत और फिलीपींस के बीच कृषि व्यापार को लेकर बड़ा कदम उठाया गया है। फिलीपींस ने भारत
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सीएमआर चावल में हेराफेरी: गरीबों को लूटा, अधिकारियों की मिलीभगत का आरोप
By M&M Burau जोगुलंबा गडवाल ज़िले में कई मिलर्स पर गरीब परिवारों के लिए निर्धारित उच्च गुणवत्ता वाले सीएमआर चावल
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1,260 tons of rice imported from India through Benapole port
A total of 1,260 tons of rice have been imported from India through Benapole, the country’s largest land port located
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Oilseed association urges PM Modi not to extend ban on export of animal feed
By Jitendra Choubey The Solvent Extraction Association (SEA) of India has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his cabinet ministers,
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Exports of Raw Rice from Kakinada Anchorage Port Down by Half
By Vadrevu Srinivas Exports of rice from the Kakinada Anchorage Port have been falling drastically ever since the TDP-led NDA
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