Political unrest in Bangladesh has disrupted Indian exports, causing delays in payments for cotton and textiles. Engineering goods, gems, j...

Maize, diverted for ethanol production, has caused poultry feed costs to go up, impacted cooking oil prices, and reduced oilseed farmers' p...

According to the latest data released by the Solvent Extractors' Association, soyameal exports declined sharply to 10,975 tonne in August t...

The overall export of oilmeals during April-August 2019 declined to 10,16,682 tonnes as compared to 13,26,626 tonnes in April-August 2018.

This will open up Chinese market for India, SEA said in a release issued on Friday.

In all, 10 out of 13 main agriculture products that are closely monitored by the Commerce Ministry, were in the negative zone in July.

As per the SEA data, soyabean meal exports dropped sharply to 768 tonnes in August this year from 2,778 tonnes in the year-ago period.

Oilmeal exports fell by 24% to 16.03 lakh tonnes in the first half of this fiscal due to lower import from Iran and lack of export parity.

Soymeal exports, which make up the bulk of sales, fell to 10,005 tonnes in August from 165,610 tonnes a year ago.

The country had exported 2.44 lakh tonnes of oilmeal in August, 2010, the Solvent Extractor's Association of India said.

Iron ore continued to lose ground on Monday, with a shutdown in some Japanese steel plants expected to further reduce demand.

Country’s oilmeal exports have nearly quadrupled in August to 4.20 lakh tons on the back of strong demand from overseas markets and prompt ...

Indian oilmeal is increasingly expanding its market in Vietnam. To meet the growing demand for oilmeal as an organic manure and animal feed...

China, which has drastically cut down soyameal imports from India in the early part of the current year, has again turned to India for the ...

Export of oilmeals has sagged by 18 per cent at 1,079,625 tonnes to 1,309,150 in April-August 2007, compared to last year.

India is expected to continue as the largest importer of vegetable oil for at least the next 10 years.

The world economy witnessed a sharp upturn in 2004, on account of robust growth in both advanced and emerging market economies.