KERALA – The overall market trend for most of the Indian spices and grains was steady this week. However, there were slight drops in a few items, and wherever there […]
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Category: Policy & Business News
Extreme Freight Rates Making Export More Challenging
Developing world countries and their small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are taking a huge blow from the current situation in liner shipping as for many of them, the tariffs are […]
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Lower Demand Of Sesame Seed Continues Causing A Concern
The lower demand for the sesame seed as fewer buyers and traders are in the mandis due to the rain has affected the drop in the seed price. Adding to […]
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India’s Isabgol (Psyllium Husk) Export Rate Grew By 36.8% For 2020-21
There has been significant growth in the export of Psyllium Husk (Isabgol). As a result, India exported about USD 261.44 million worth of grain in the fiscal year 2020-21. The […]
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Winter Crop sowing In India down by10%
A “break” in the southwest monsoon early in June has affected Kharif sowing in many parts of the country this year. The overall coverage fell 10 per cent until July […]
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Maersk bans Iranian-owned containers from its vessels
COPENHAGEN – Maersk has announced it will not accept any Iranian-owned containers on its vessels from now on, applying potential fines and penalties in such cases. “Potential fines and penalties […]
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Spices Rejection reported by USA and EU for the month of June 2021
Many import rejections reported from spices from the EU – European Commission AND USA – U.S. Food and Drug Administration JUNE 2021. The total Rejections were 28 by RASFF Import […]
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India’s coffee exports increased 16 per cent
During Jan-June, the value of shipments rises 16% at $461 m, volume up 11% India’s coffee exports increased 16 per cent for the first six months of calendar 2021 to […]
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Morocco Expects Better Wheat Output
Morocco has increased its 2021-22 wheat and barley production outlook by 206% over the previous marketing year due to favourable weather conditions, according to a July 1 Global Agricultural Information […]
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Drought in Brazil impacts agricultural commodities
Brazil is going through the worst drought in the last century, directly impacting agricultural commodities’ production. The impact occurs on the Coffee, Sugarcane, Corn, Soybean and Wheat harvests. In addition, […]
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