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Decoding govt’s wheat strategy: Can higher procurement push and export quota hike lift the sector?Experts say wheat procurement may be constrained by limited storage, while exports remain largely uncompetitive globally.- China to lift tariffs on Australian barley as trade ties improveThe tariffs will be dropped starting on Saturday, China's Ministry of Commerce said, citing a changing situation in China's barley market w...
- Australia, Brazil to grow Arhar dal for Indian consumersSatish Upadhyay, executive committee member, IPGA, said, "Australia had earlier done trial production in 2019 and the quality was good. How...
- India’s craft beer craze is a blessing for AustraliaWith India’s population growing by 15 million per year, the industry will need to make an additional 2 million hectoliters between 2019-24.
- Australia says industry reports on China trade "deeply troubling"Australian media have reported that Chinese importers had been informally warned by Chinese customs officials that Australian wine, copper ...
- China rejects Australia's appeal to remove barley import tariff, say sourcesThe rejection comes after Australia sought a formal review over duties totalling 80.5% that China imposed this year, citing as grounds subs...
- Australian malt barley may hit Indian market this yearGrain Producers Australia (GPA) and Grains Industry Market Access Forum (GIMAF) in Australia are elated with the government removing the ph...
- T-Hub, Beanstalk AgTech invite applications for Graft Australia-India AgTech ProgramGlobal AgTech startups with disruptive technologies and the potential to address the challenges faced by the Indian and Australian agricult...
- India likely to import 2 MT wheat to boost suppliesAbout 6,00,000 tonnes of wheat has been imported from Australia, Ukrain, France and Russia, while another 4,00,000 to 5,00,000 tonnes is in...
- Flour mills to continue importing wheat from Australia despite 25% dutyLocal flour mills are expected to sign more contracts to source wheat from Australia despite them paying a 25% import duty, as demand for b...
- Government levies 10 per cent import duty on wheatThe government mposed an import duty of 10 per cent on wheat until March 31 next year, a measure aimed at helping the Food Corporation of I...
- Australian grain industry should tap India for wheat supply: OfficialsA leading US-based commodity market expert has asked Australian grain industry to tap India for supplying premium wheat.
- India, Australia engaged in 'complicated negotiation' over FTAThe negotiations between Australia-India are expected to enter ninth round next month, after talks in New Delhi earlier this month.
- Traders Jittery as govt plans to hike wheat import duty by 10 per centTraders and processors of wheat products are concerned over a likely move by the government to impose a 10 per cent duty on the cereal grai...
- Wheat stands steady amid surging market crisisIndian wheat prices remain firm in the global market with no signs of an ease off in the Ukraine-Russia crisis, with private exporters read...
- Australian Minister pitches for FDI in agriculture sectorEying to tap investments from emerging economic powers like India and China, Australian Trade Minister has pitched for opening up of the ag...
- Indian supermarkets latest target of Oz food companiesEmergence of India as a major economy has led many food companies from Australia to eye to booming market for foods. Biggest customer servi...
- India key market for Australian food companiesThe emergence of India as a major economy has led many food companies from Australia to eye the booming Indian market for cheese, wines, fr...
- Volcker Shocker: AWB loses monopoly in wheat exportsAustralian Wheat Board will be stripped of its 67-year-old monopoly over Australian wheat exports after an inquiry recommended criminal cha...
- Local wheat’s cheaper than foreign grainGood quality Indian wheat is still substantially cheaper than foreign grain. Bread and biscuit companies have not contracted foreign wheat ...
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