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GI tag puts Mandu's Khurasani Imli on the global mapMandu's unique Khurasani Imli, the fruit of the iconic Baobab tree, has received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag. This recognition is se...- How a fruit born out of 1992 experiment is helping farmers earn Rs 10–12 lakh per acreMahabaleshwar strawberries have become a symbol of Maharashtra's agricultural innovation, growing from a seasonal fruit into a thriving ind...
- Cold storages struggle as Gulf cargo lands in IndiaIndian cold storages are full of imported apples, avocados, and dry fruits. Shipping disruptions due to the Iran war are causing these dive...
- More Indians going nuts over dry fruitsDemand for dry fruits has seen a spike in the last few days, after the government issued an advisory on a new Covid subvariant and reports ...
- Prices of Californian almonds, other imported fruits rise up to 15% on rupee fallPrices of Californian almonds have gone up by up to 10%, and with the rupee expected to slip further against the US dollar, dry fruit impor...
- Festive season demand for dry fruits and chocolates back to pre-Covid level“Supply of dry fruits from Afghanistan, Iran and the US is smooth and prices have not increased much, which has come as a big relief to the...
- Indian saffron's international prices skyrocket after Afghan supply hit by Taliban takeoverSaffron is grown in four districts in Jammu and Kashmir– Pulwama, Budgam, Srinagar and Kishtwar. Among them, Pulwama district’s Pampore has...
- Consignments of dry fruits and spices from Afghanistan arrive in the Indian marketAfghanistan has witnessed bumper dry fruit production this year and exporters are in constant touch with Indian buyers despite the current ...
- Squeeze on Afghan spices, dry fruit imports to pinch India; prices likely to soarA geo-political crisis in the western neighbourhood could turn the heat on in the Indian kitchen as supply of aromatic asafoetida, a partic...
- Why Taliban's Afghanistan takeover may spoil your Diwali partyPrices in the country’s largest wholesale market, Khari Baoli market in Delhi’s Chandni Chowk that supplies to the entire country have move...
- Noida: Rs 251 smartphone man now accused of dry fruits fraud, arrestedMohit Goel, who was running a company called Dubai Dry fruits and Spices Hub with five others, was arrested on Sunday evening near Meghdoot...
- Dry fruit prices fall 20% on low demand, US-China tensionsThe prices of dry fruits have declined as much as 20 per cent in the last three months, mainly due to the current US-China tussle and slugg...
- Pakistan’s trade ban to make dry fruits dearerThe wholesale prices of walnuts and almonds have shot up 50% and 20% over the last year because of supply constraints from Pakistan and Afg...
- Weak rupee: Importers stop fresh cement import orders from PakistanImporters pointed out that there was now no viability of importing cement from the neighbouring country as weakening of rupee had completel...
- Weak rupee: Traders cut down import from PakistanSharp depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar has impacted imports from Pakistan through Attari-Wagah land route.
- Weakening rupee hits imports from PakistanIndian traders have now either cut down their new import orders or held them back completely until the rupee gets stabilised against Americ...
- Depite price rise, no dip in Dry fruits demandA sharp rise in the prices of dry fruits, a Diwali must-have, has not deterred consumers, raising hopes amongst traders of better business ...
- It's gonna be a nutty affair this DiwaliThis Diwali could see dry fruits like almond, cashew and pista outselling more traditional Indian sweet. That is not without reason, for on...
- Weak rupee takes its toll on dry fruit tradeDry fruit vendors in Mumbai have been stung by two blows. One, the prices have soared exorbitantly and weak rupee has ensured a freeze on f...
- Afghan raisins back to frontAfghanistan is back in news, albeit for a more pleasant reason. The hilly country is slowly regaining its past glory as a large exporter of...
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