Despite being the world’s second-largest potato producer, India still misses out on the true potential of the crop. Per capita consumption ...

Potato output is expected to be around 58.99 million tonnes this year, lower than about 60.14 million tonnes last year, according to the fi...

About a third (32%) of retailers are limiting stocks of MDH and Everest branded packaged spices alleged to have contaminants exceeding perm...

India’s mainstream tea industry appears to have little interest in these small producers. Luckily, the internet allows them to sell to teal...

The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India Ltd (NCCF) has imported five tonnes of tomatoes from Nepal, which will be sold at a...

Tomatoes are causing a stir in India due to increasing prices caused by harsh weather conditions and reduced planting areas, impacting infl...

Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday said that India will be importing tomatoes from Nepal, amid a record high surge in pr...

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While wheat prices have gone up by up to 7% as the speculators are at play, rice prices have gone up by up to 7%. Prices of edible oils, wh...

The threat to India’s rice production comes at a time when countries are grappling with soaring food costs and rampant inflation. Total ric...

India's rice exports touched a record 21.5 million tonnes in 2021, more than the combined shipments of the world's next four biggest export...

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The price of non-basmati rice, which is consumed by more than 80% of the Indian population, has shot up by 10-15% since January, as Banglad...

There has been a steep impact on account of demonetisation which was there in the initial months of this quarter four.

Potato prices have shot up since May as the production had dropped in West Bengal, the second largest producer of the tuber.

In an interview to ET Now Sunil Duggal, Dabur CEO, said that they are looking at volume growth closer to 10% this year.

Customs duties on most major food items in short supply are now at zero or an all-time low.