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West Asia conflict: India's soybean meal exports fall 63%
India’s soybean meal exports dropped nearly 63% to 60,000 tonnes in March, hit by high domestic prices and disruptions from the West Asia conflict, according to Soybean Processors Association of India. Shipments to key markets like Iran and the UAE were affected. However, domestic demand stayed strong, with consumption rising to six lakh tonnes, supported by the animal feed industry.
Argentine LPG supplies jump over 2-fold in just 3 months
Argentina is boosting LPG shipments to India. This comes as India faces shortages due to the West Asia conflict. Argentina sent 50,000 tonnes in early 2026, more than double the previous year. The South American nation is set to grow its share in India's LPG market. This is part of expanding bilateral trade and cooperation.
Xi gains leverage before Trump summit after tariff reversal
Chinese President Xi Jinping heads to talks with Donald Trump with increased leverage. The US Supreme Court has restricted Trump's power to quickly impose tariffs. This development strengthens China's negotiating position ahead of Trump's visit. Beijing anticipates pushing for access to semiconductors and reduced US support for Taiwan. Chinese officials remain cautious, assessing potential US responses to the ruling.
The revisions in India-US trade deal factsheet by White House
US-India trade agreement: The United States has updated its trade deal fact sheet with India, removing "pulses" from the list of agricultural products eligible for tariff reductions. India now intends to purchase over $500 billion in energy, technology, and other goods from the U.S. as part of the revised agreement, the White House said.
US wines, spirits, dry fruits to enter India at lower or zero duty under trade pact
India-US trade deal: India and the US on Saturday announced that they have reached a framework for the first phase of the bilateral trade agreement under which both sides will reduce import duties on a number of goods to boost two-way trade.
Trump administration re-approves twice-banned dicamba pesticide
US President Donald Trump's administration on Friday re-approved the use of pesticide dicamba for spraying on top of genetically-modified cotton and soybean crops, drawing swift backlash from environment groups and the Make America Healthy Again movement. "This is clearly the work of the chemical lobbyists who now are staffed throughout the EPA and are not aligned with the MAHA movement or with President Trump's mandate," she said. ia/aha
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What are Phytochemicals and how can they help prevent cancer and other chronic diseases? Know simple ways to boost phytonutrients in your meals
Discover the power of phytochemicals, natural plant compounds offering immense health benefits. These antioxidants, found in colorful fruits, vegetables, and more, combat inflammation, boost immunity, and protect cells from damage. They play a crucial role in reducing the risk of chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease, while also supporting brain and heart health.
India's soybean meal exports fall by 11% due to high prices
Indian soybean meal exports have experienced a notable decline, with international demand waning by 11 percent during the oil marketing year 2024-25. The primary contributor to this downturn is the elevated pricing compared to global rivals. Germany, France, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Kenya led the charge in imports, showcasing shifting dynamics that could affect India's standing in the international market.
5 foods termed 'healthy' are secretly harming your gut health and hormones, warns medical expert
Common snacks and drinks often labelled healthy may be harming your body. Foods like oat milk, protein bars, and even whole wheat bread can trigger inflammation and affect energy. Seed oils, prevalent in many products, are a major concern due to their processing and high omega-6 content. Dr. Vassily Eliopoulos advises making informed choices to reduce inflammation and improve wellbeing.
Trump targets China cooking oil trade - but sales were already tanking
Amidst ongoing trade tensions, President Donald Trump is considering the termination of cooking oil trade agreements with China. This potential action appears to stem from a decrease in Chinese demand for American soybeans, prompting a broader reevaluation of trade relations. Yet, experts caution that this decision may ultimately prove inconsequential since China's intake of U.S.
PM Modi virtually inaugurates Rs 76.5 crore milk powder plant in Indore
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new milk powder plant in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. This facility, costing Rs 76.5 crore, will boost the state's dairy sector. Madhya Pradesh aims to significantly increase its national milk production share. The state government is also ensuring fair prices for farmers through schemes like Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana for soybean growers.
India's ethanol drive imperils its push for edible oil self-sufficiency
India's ethanol production push, fueled by corn and rice, is inadvertently creating a DDGS surplus, undermining oilseed cultivation. Farmers are shifting to corn due to low soybean prices, impacting domestic oilseed production. Consequently, India's edible oil imports are projected to rise, exacerbating its dependence on foreign suppliers and potentially driving global prices higher, despite government efforts to support oilseed farmers.
India, US trade deal may backfire on EU exports if India opens door to GM feed: GTRI
GTRI cautions that allowing US GM farm products under a trade pact could harm India's agri exports to the EU due to strict GM labeling and consumer resistance. Cross-contamination risks from India's weak agri-logistics could lead to shipment rejections and damage India's GMO-free image. Currently, India only allows Bt cotton cultivation and imports of GM soybean and canola oil.
This discovery in Cannabis DNA will change how you see weed forever; 33 genetic markers explained
Researchers at Université Laval have identified 33 genetic markers influencing cannabinoid production in cannabis. This breakthrough enables breeders to develop custom strains for specific medical and recreational purposes with greater precision. The discovery promises faster, cheaper, and more efficient cannabis breeding, benefiting both the medical and recreational industries.
Aelea Commodities shares list at 74% premium on BSE SME platform
Aelea Commodities shares listed on BSE SME at a 73.7% premium. The IPO, booked over 190 times, traded at a Rs 77 premium in the unlisted market. Proceeds will fund a new unit, plant setup, expenses, and corporate purposes. The company trades cashews and other commodities B2B, B2C, imports raw cashew nuts from Africa, and emphasizes customer satisfaction.
Study finds some crops tolerate ozone pollution better than others
The findings, which validate a long-held suspicion, offer insights into developing more resilient crop varieties and enhancing models to predict crop responses to climate change effects.
Bunge, Viterra merger to create agriculture trading giant
The deal brings Bunge closer in global scale to leading rivals Archer-Daniels-Midland and Cargill and will be examined closely by antitrust regulators. Bunge is already the world's largest oilseed processor and analysts said it and Viterra's crushing businesses could face regulatory scrutiny in Canada and Argentina.
Shortage of cooking oil looms as biofuels gain global appeal
From the US to Brazil and Indonesia, governments are embracing energy made from plants like soybeans or canola, or even animal fat, to move away from fossil fuels and cut emissions.
Concept of hedging in the agri industry
The various participants such as agricultural commodity processors, traders, millers and aggregators hedge their commodity price risk by using agri-commodity derivative products available on recognised exchanges in India.Prices for farm products rise and fall due to changes in the supply or demand fundamentals, real or perceived, for that product.
Wheat surges nearer to record as war paralyzes Ukraine supply
The war is stalling wheat shipments from one of the world’s most vital growing areas. Ukraine and Russia together account for more than a quarter of global trade of the staple, used in everything from bread to cookies and noodles.
Hello Tempayy to have its second production facility by January 2022
Vegolution India, which produces Hello Tempayy from non-genetically modified soybeans, is looking at opening its second production facility by January 2022, possibly somewhere in Maharashtra, CEO Siddharth Ramasubramanian says.
Why is soy emerging as a protein product differentiator for retailers?
In a discussion with Economic Times, industry experts share how soy, a high-quality protein ingredient, can be a key product differentiator as livestock feed, highlighting the quality of protein production.
Soymeal exports decline by 73% in July
The production of soymeal at oil plants reduced by 17.5 per cent to 4.79 lakh tonne in July. The total production of soymeal was 5.81 lakh tonne in July 2020.
From ethanol to soybean, India has a lot to trade with US, says Gadkari
Touching upon the subject of food vs fuel the minister said that the government has given permission to making ethanol from corn, rice and other food grains.
Amul to invest Rs 1,500 crore in 2 years to set up dairy, edible oil, bakery, potato processing plants
In an interview with , Sodhi said the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF) expects 12-15 per cent growth in revenue in current fiscal year from Rs 38,550 crore during the last fiscal year despite COVID-19 pandemic, as demand for branded food products has increased.
Soybeans recover from 3-1/2-week low; wheat faces headwinds
Wheat prices were little changed after two sessions of losses, while corn ticked higher.
How India, overcoming its prejudice for soy, now offers the world a model for sustainable use of the bean
India is now the world’s fifth largest producer of soy, with production centred in regions like Vidarbha and Madhya Pradesh where planting experiments took place in 1935.
Eyeing improved capacity utilization benefits: Ruchi Soya
The increase in export incentives for agriculture and related products along with the 2% additional incentive under MEIS scheme for soyameal will help Ruchi Soya’s oilseed extraction business.
Suguna Foods eyes to become a Rs 10,000 crore company by 2017
Suguna Foods is eyeing to become a Rs 10,000 crore company by 2017, on the back of huge expansion in all its verticals.
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