A 30% reduction in natural gas supply to fertilizer plants could affect domestic urea production in India and potentially lower opening stocks for the upcoming agricultural season, the government informed […]
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U.S. Pecan Receipts Jump 82% in January as Shipments Decline 35%
U.S. pecan supplies rose sharply in January as late-season harvest activity boosted receipts, while shipments declined significantly amid weaker demand, according to the latest shipment report from the American Pecan […]
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German Fruit Trade Body Sees No Fresh Produce Shortage Despite Iran Conflict
Germany is unlikely to face shortages of fresh fruits and vegetables despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, although logistics costs could rise if the war disrupts key global […]
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Ukraine Grain Exports Largely Unaffected by Iran War, Analyst Says
The ongoing conflict in Iran has not yet significantly affected Ukraine’s agricultural export flows, according to grain market analysts. Maksym Kharchenko, a grain market analyst at UkrAgroConsult, said the war […]
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Indian Exporters to Receive $1.4 Million Relief on Stuck Cargo at JNPA
Indian exporters whose cargo has been stranded at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) due to the ongoing West Asia crisis are set to receive financial relief worth about $1.4 million […]
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Peruvian Blueberry Producer Replaces 500 Hectares with New Varieties
Peruvian agribusiness Agrícola Cerro Prieto is restructuring its blueberry production strategy by replacing older varieties with new genetics, expanding container-based cultivation systems, and adjusting operations to meet evolving market demands. […]
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US–Iran War: Oil, Dollar, Gold and Rupee Face Volatile Outlook as Conflict Unsettles Markets
The escalation of the US–Iran conflict has triggered significant turbulence across global financial markets, pushing oil prices sharply higher while strengthening the US dollar and putting pressure on emerging market […]
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This ongoing conflict is tangible proof of why building resilient, domestic agricultural capacity matters
Vertical farms across the United Arab Emirates have confirmed that production remains stable despite growing pressure on regional supply chains caused by the escalating Middle East conflict and disruptions to […]
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Crop Prices Fall as Trump Signals Possible End to Iran War
Global crop prices declined after U.S. President Donald Trump signaled that the conflict with Iran could end soon, easing concerns that the war in the Middle East would lead to […]
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Uzbek Parsley Gains Ground in EU Markets
Fresh parsley from Uzbekistan is gaining increasing attention in European Union markets as importers seek reliable and competitively priced herb supplies. Strong Demand in Eastern and Central Europe According to […]
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