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India figures in EU's draft list for continued export of aquaculture productsIndia has been reinstated on the European Union's draft list for aquaculture product exports, ensuring continued shipments beyond September...- Secret Talks: Who might the US be talking to in Cuba?Whispers of secret U.S.-Cuba talks involving Raul Castro's grandson, Raul Guillermo Rodriguez Castro, have emerged despite Havana's denials...
- NGT clears Great Nicobar infrastructure project, says adequate safeguards providedThe National Green Tribunal has approved the Great Nicobar Island International Container Transhipment Terminal. The tribunal found that en...
- Colombo's pub quiz ritual: From Barefoot Cafe to Ministry of CrabThe annual 'pub quiz on Wednesday' in Colombo is a tradition that captivates both tourists and locals. The experience includes participatin...
- Bharti Family Office firm to bring US-based food chain PF Chang's to IndiaGourmet Investments currently operates about 16 restaurants of Pizza Express, Chili's and Ministry of Crab and is in talks with prominent m...
- Agricultural, Marine export bodies may move out of Commerce MinistryAs part of the exercise, it may move apex export promotion bodies of these products – Agricultural and Processed Food products Export Devel...
- How Sri Lanka is becoming a regional gastronomic hubSri Lankan culinary heritage is the result of a happy marriage between indigenous produce with recipes and spices brought over the centurie...
- 2018 food trends: Haute cuisines from around the worldTake a look at the popular dishes on most menus across the world.
- More brands on platter may make healthy mixWith three back-to-back private equity deals and more in the offing, the restaurant sector is adopting an FMCG-led strategy of smaller, mul...
- CybizCorp, Bharti Family Office, TGI Fridays looking to introduce new brands or expandBharti Family Office’s Gourmet Investments is introducing its first domestic seafood brand Typhoon Shelter, besides Sri Lankan chain Minist...
- Gourmet Investments to infuse Rs 6 crore on Ministry of CrabBy year-end, the company, which runs PizzaExpress stores in the country, said it plans to acquire rights for multiple international food an...
- Mumbai soon to get its set of floating restaurantsMumbai's skyline may be as spectacular and glitzy as that of any maximum city by the sea but options to see it from the waters have been no...
- Ban disposal of micro-plastic into sea, fishers forum urges CentreThe National Fisherfolk Forum (NFF) has urged the central government to ban the disposal of micro-plastic into the sea.
- Sri Lankan food, a spell-binding mishmash of the island’s historyIf anything, Colombo reminds you just a bit of what Goa used to be — cleaner, greener, small-townish, with less of the dystopian developmen...
- 14 islands under Bhitarkanika national park in Odisha to get a faceliftKalibhanjadia, Sort and Nadiabali islands within the Bhitarkanika national park are known for dense mangrove forests and the creeks and wat...
- Government pegs marine exports to grow by 20% to $6.6 billion in FY16Marine Products Export Development Authority envisages export of marine products worth $6.6 billion during the year 2015-16, the ministry s...
- ZSI monitoring climate change impact on Sundarban animalsTo measure the effect of climate change on the flora and fauna of Sundarbans, the Zoological Survey of India has set up monitoring bases in...
- 176 new species of animals discovered in IndiaThe species we have discovered are available only from a very small geographical area. Therefore they may be on the verge of extinction alr...
- Cricketers Sangakkara and Jayawardene may bring their seafood restaurant 'Ministry of Crab' to IndiaMahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara hope to do in India what Tendulkar and Sehwag could not: win over the taste buds of Indians.
- DGFT notifies items under focus product schemeThe government has notified the list of products eligible for export benefits under the Focus Product scheme announced as part of the Forei...
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