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India's rice stocks climb to record high; wheat inventories at five-year peakIndia's government warehouses hold record rice stocks, up 15% from last year. Wheat inventories are at a five-year peak. These abundant res...- Pilibhit in UP to get India's first integrated Basmati, organic training-cum-demo farmIndia is set to boost its Basmati rice sector. APEDA will establish a new training and demonstration farm in Pilibhit. This facility will f...
- Bardhaman’s potato economy in focus as farmers weigh choices amid Bengal pollsIn Purba Bardhaman, potato farmers face price caps, weak markets and migration woes. As elections near, discontent simmers, but TMC still a...
- Govt cuts floor price of basmati exports to USD 950 per tonnen a communication to export promotion body APEDA, the Union Commerce Ministry has said "it has been decided to revise the price limit for r...
- Govt retains basmati rice MEP at $1,200/tonneExporters warned that the decision - announced in a circular issued on Saturday - will help Pakistan to eat into India's share in global ma...
- Punjab targets to bring 20 pc more area under basmatiThe Punjab agriculture department is planning to increase the area under basmati crop by over 20 per cent in the current sowing season, wit...
- India deserves GI tag for its basmati riceIndia, the largest producer and exporter of Basmati rice, deserves to be granted the geographical indication (GI) tag for it, despite chall...
- Basmati prices may zoom as rains hit Haryana cropThe country annually produces 8.5-9.0 million tonnes basmati rice. In FY22, India had exported 3.94 million tonnes of the variety to West A...
- Punjab hurries registration of Basmati growers for quality traceabilityThe relevant information pertaining the names and mobile numbers of basmati rice growers as well as the longitudinal and latitudinal detail...
- Basmati growers fetch low prices, allege cartelisationBasmati growers are in for a shock as popular aromatic rice varieties like PUSA 1121 are fetching "far lower" prices than what they got las...
- Basmati growers in Punjab and Haryana complain of not getting remunerative pricesBasmati growers in Punjab and Haryana say they feel let down due to the government and trade "cartels" not ensuring remunerative prices for...
- Lower basmati prices due to softening of international rates: Punjab governmentPunjab basmati growers have been complaining about not getting "remunerative" rates this season similar to what crop prices prevailed last ...
- Basmati crop likely to fetch lower prices on higher supplyWith the Punjab government emphasising on crop diversification programme, area under basmati crop surged by 55 per cent to 8.62 lakh hectar...
- Expect 30% growth in basmati crop this year: Anil Mittal, KRBLMonsoons were good and about a month back the basmati crop was excellent, but rains are still continuing and that is giving us a little wor...
- Don't dump stocks of food processing companies in panic due to poor monsoonInvestors have to analyse the impact of rainfall on performance of food processing companies. Here are 3 stocks whose performance has been ...
- Basmati to fetch less, prices 15-20% lower this yearBasmati growers are likely to earn less from their produce this season, with rates for the aromatic rice variety ruling 15 to 20 per cent l...
- Rice prices will remain firm, but not increase: Gurnam Arora, Jt. MD, Kohinoor FoodsIn an interview with ET Now, Gurnam Arora, Jt. MD, Kohinoor Foods, talks about the rice prices and export.
- We are optimistic of meeting yearly targets: Priyanka Mittal, KRBLIn an interview with ET Now, Priyanka Mittal, Director, KRBL, talks about the outlook for Basmati rice.
- We are optimistic of meeting yearly targets: Priyanka Mittal, KRBLIn an interview with ET Now, Priyanka Mittal, Director, KRBL, talks about the outlook for Basmati rice.
- Non-basmati prices fall in Punjab and HaryanaFarmers in Punjab and Haryana are paying the price for ban on exports of non-basmati rice as rates of this crop have dropped by Rs 200-250 ...
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