According to the estimates of the Ministry of Agriculture of Argentina, the country’s agrarians in the period December 29-January 4 sold 142.5 thousand tons of soybeans of the harvest-2021/22, which […]
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Month: January 2023
In Spain, VAT on Basic Products Was Canceled for Six Months
The Council of Ministers of the Spain has approved the abolition of the value added tax (VAT) on fruits and vegetables for six months, announced government president Pedro Sanchez. The […]
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Soil Carbon Sequestration — What’s in It for You, the Farmer
The Earth’s climate is changing. Adverse weather patterns are becoming more frequent and severe. Farmers are having to deal with longer periods of excessive heat, drought or extreme flooding. An […]
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Turmeric Prices Improve as Export Demand Surges
Turmeric prices remain firm as the export demand is roaring. Traders say that due to the increase in production this year, there was a sharp decline in its prices after […]
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EU Commissioner: If We Do Not Increase the CAP Budget, We Will Return to 2007
The EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development expressed his support for an increase in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) budget. European Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowskiʼs (Janusz Voiciechowski) stated at the […]
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Second Lng Terminal Will Be Launched in Germany
Deutsche ReGas will officially launch the LNG terminal project in the port of Lubmin on the Baltic Sea on January 14. Thus, next week Germany will receive two operating LNG […]
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Rise in Sunflower Prices in the Ports of Ukraine
Since the beginning of this month, an increase in prices for sunflower seeds has been recorded in Ukrainian ports, according to the monitoring data of APK-Inform analysts. The development of […]
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India Exports 1.692 Million Tons of Sugar Till January 4 of 2022-23; Over 59K Tons to China
India has exported 1.692 million tonnes of sugar till January 4 of the ongoing 2022-23 marketing year, including 59,596 tonnes of the sweetener to neighbouring China, trade body AISTA said […]
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There Is No Possibility of Recession Even After the Massive Boom in Groundnut Seed
Due to a massive shortage of bold varieties, the prices are increasing continuously. In India, the quality variation was more in the bold variety, and the demand for bold variety […]
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Lentil Market Surrendered to Imported Products in China
Tianjin: Market participants reported that the lentils market is depressed and prices are stable. As orders fall in Europe, and export markets struggle, exporters look for alternatives. At the same […]
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