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India's prized Alphonso mango crop ruined by weatherA sharp difference in day and nighttime temperatures in December and January hurt flowering and fruit setting, while hotter than usual weat...- Parle Melody: The ₹1 soft power twist Modi served to Meloni and the worldPrime Minister Modi's gift of a Parle Melody toffee to Italy's Giorgia Meloni symbolised India's evolving soft power. Beyond traditional ex...
- Flat and fabulous: Why UFO peaches deserve a bigger bite in IndiaFlat peaches, also known as Saturn or doughnut peaches, remain relatively unknown in India despite their striking shape, juicy sweetness, a...
- UP's Dussehri mango goes global with first export consignment to DubaiUttar Pradesh achieved a significant milestone in boosting farm exports by airlifting 1,200 kg of Dussehri mangoes to Dubai. This USD 2,992...
- US of Aam-erica has a new king: US emerges as India’s top export market for mangoes; Kesar tops AlphonsoKesar mangoes, known for their hardiness and appeal to the Gujarati diaspora, have overtaken Alphonso as India's top mango export to the US...
- From mithai to matcha lattes: How pistachio became 2025’s most stylish food trendPistachio is experiencing a surge in popularity, transitioning from traditional Indian sweets to trendy desserts and beverages. Chefs are i...
- Bengal's Malda mango exports hit, sellers getting better prices in domestic marketMango exports from Malda, West Bengal faced challenges this year as overseas buyers couldn't agree on prices, leading to a surge in domesti...
- Dil mango more exports from IndiaThe export of indigenous varieties such as Dussehri, Safeda and Rataul must be pushed. The world is more liable to take a longer-lasting bi...
- Demand from US, Japan, new markets revives mango exportsIndia exported fresh mangoes worth $44.07 million in FY22, lower than $56.11 million in 2019-20 as the US stopped mango imports for lack of...
- Export debutants: India has recently exported over a dozen new agri-products, from Himalayan millet to Assam’s red riceIn a first-of-its-kind export, a 4,000 kg consignment of barnyard millet and ragi (finger millet), grown along the Ganga in Uttarakhand, wa...
- India's agriculture exports jump to $ 41 billion despite pandemic disruptionsThe largest markets for India's agriculture products are the USA, China, Bangladesh, UAE, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Nepal, Iran and...
- Container crunch roils India trade, putting nascent economic recovery at riskGlobal trade is being hurt by a shortage of containers because dire predictions of a collapse this year that prompted carriers to cancel sa...
- Raising the bar: Restaurateurs want to change the game, and focus more on gourmet foodThe line between bars and restaurants often gets blurred in India.
- Nipah virus: UAE bans import of fruits, vegetables from KeralaThe UAE's Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE) said in a statement that it has banned the imports of fresh vegetables and fr...
- Kunal Bahl, founder-CEO of Snapdeal talks about his favourite restaurants & culinary cravingsMuch like his business, Bahl's spread needs to cover a range, and the service must be prompt and informal.
- What makes Select CITYWALK a successful mallAccording to Pankaj Renjhen, managing director for retail services at consultancy firm JLL India, every national and international brand wa...
- Indian mangoes part of mango festival in Saudi Arabia"Special varieties like alphonso, kesar, thottapuri, badami and rajapuri are being promoted throughout the festival," said Abdul Saleem VK
- Versace, Corneliani to part ways with Blues Clothing Company; Guess leaves Planet Retail for major brandsItalian luxe brands Versace and Corneliani are expected to part ways with little-know Delhi-based firm Blues Clothing Company, executives s...
- Versace, Guess, Corneliani set to split from their Indian partnersDifferences generally crop up over brand positioning, choice of store location and partners' inability to offer services at global standard...
- Young entrepreneurs changing agri-business in IndiaA new flock of young entrepreneurs is changing agri-business in India. In the process they are creating wealth for themselves and others.
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