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Onion Export Ban Lifted
India has lifted the ban on onion exports after about half a year, according to a notification from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. Onion traders and farmers, especially from Maharashtra, have been urging for the ban to be lifted, saying that it would assist farmers in obtaining better prices. However, the government had remained hesitant, fearing that the export of this crucial kitchen staple could lead to a surge in domestic prices.
Detailed action plans for 20 agri products likely in 3-4 months to boost exports
The government is formulating action plans for as many as 20 agricultural products including banana, mangoes, potato and baby corn with a view to further boost export of these commodities, a senior official said on Tuesday. The action for each of these products is likely to be ready in the next 3-4 months, Additional Secretary in the department of commerce Rajesh Agarwal said.
Russia buys bananas and papayas from India amid spat with Ecuador
Amidst a growing dispute with Ecuador, its main banana supplier, Russia has started purchasing bananas and papayas from India. The change in economic relations is brought on by geopolitical concerns as Russia is looking for other suppliers.
Indian Coir products exports reach 110 countries
Trade, Import and Exports for MSMEs: MSME Minister Narayan Rane took to Twitter to share the achievements of coir production in India. The tweet read, “#MSME Coir Board has given a new identity to the products made from coconut. Coir products are now being exported to 110 countries of the world. With the participation of 80 per cent of women workers, the rural economy is getting strengthened. Coir products are eco-friendly, along with the Prime Minister’s vision #localforglobal.
India's coconut exports grow in 2022-23
India's coconut exports may reach $1 billion in 2024In 2022, the export turnover of coconut products and related products reached $940 million. In the first months of 2023, the coconut industry declined due to economic difficulties, but in the second and third quarters, coconuts were exported to the US and some European countries, which was good news for the industry.King-coconut exports increase by 117% in 2023
Charcoal briquettes from Coconut shell: Demand Increased Globally
As of December 22, 2023, India is the second largest exporter of coconut shell charcoal in the world, exporting 3,194 shipments to 422 buyers. Indonesia is the top exporter with 5,922 shipments, followed by Vietnam with 2,416. India's main export destinations for coconut shell charcoal are Sri Lanka, South Korea, and the Netherlands.
Activated Charcoal from Coconut shell: Demand Increased Globally
As of December 22, 2023, India is the second largest exporter of coconut shell charcoal in the world, exporting 3,194 shipments to 422 buyers. Indonesia is the top exporter with 5,922 shipments, followed by Vietnam with 2,416. India's main export destinations for coconut shell charcoal are Sri Lanka, South Korea, and the Netherlands.
Indian Pineapple: Nutrition, health benefits and all you need to know
It also contains 131% of the Regular Dietary Intake (RDI) of Vitamin C, 76% of the RDI of manganese, 9% of the RDI of Vitamin B6, Copper, and Thiamin, 7% of the RDI of folate, 5% of the RDI of potassium and Magnesium, 4% of the RDI of Niacin and Pantothenic acid, as well as 3% of RDI of Riboflavin and Iron.
Spice oil, oleoresins export companies go ahead with expansion plans
A lull in the shipments of spice oil and oleoresins has raised concerns of exporters in India, the biggest player in the global market of these spice products. The slump has followed a boom period for spice oleoresin exports after COVID-19 outbreak. Oleoresins are natural colouring and flavouring agents for processed foods, snacks and drinks. The home consumption of these food products soared during the pandemic. Recessionary trends and high inventory in importing countries, particularly in the US, have dragged down Indian exports. Europe, another strong market, is grappling with the energy crisis created by rising costs.
Pepper: The magic spice from Kerala that triggered global trade
The history of the world is inextricably linked to the history of trade, in particular, the widespread trade of goods obtained on the back of atrocities and those capable of shaping our entire monetary system. In Tracking the Trade Winds, we look at the seismic importance of gold, sugar, silk, oil and more in connecting civilisations, enriching empires and facilitating the migration of people and resources. Spawning dynasties, triggering conquests and fuelling discoveries, pepper has played an important role in shaping the world as we see it. Once accounting for over 80 per cent of the global spice trade volume, the king of spices was likely the primary reason behind the colonisation of the East.
One oil, many uses - the many benefits Of Cold Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil
Here are the amazing benefits of cold-pressed virgin oil as it is a great source of nutrients. 1. Helps with fat burning: Cooking with cold-pressed coconut oil can help burn body fat that is unhealthy due to presence of Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs). The MCTs help convert the calories from oil to energy quickly without storing it as fat which helps with weight management. 2. Helps with digestion issues: If you have any gastrointestinal stress or inflamed tissues, virgin coconut oil can help to soothe and relieve these concerns because of its antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties. 3. Rich in antioxidants: Virgin coconut oil is rich in antioxidants which help prevent free radicals causing cellular damage. 4. Boosts energy: The presence of MCTs do not allow the oil to be stored as fat and is quickly converted to energy and helps you feel rejuvenated and refreshed. 5. Helps manage diabetes: Some research has proven that cold-pressed coconut oil has healthy fats that help manage Type 2 diabetes. It has a high polyphenolic content that helps to improve the efficiency of glucose metabolism 6. Fights Neurodegenerative Diseases: There are many studies pointing towards positive corelation between consumption of virgin coconut oil and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. The MCTs have a distinct absorption and metabolic process which release ketonic bodies known to be a source of energy for the brain.
The Outlook of Areca Leaf Plate market in the Global Arena
The use of Areca Leaf Plates Market is opening new frontiers across the Advanced Material industry. With the ability to manipulate matters, Areca Leaf Plates market has huge potential to revolutionize segment aspects of Types (, Round Plates, Oval Plates, Hexagon Plates, Square Plates, Others), Applications (, Restaurant, Party, Picnics, Celebrations). Areca Leaf Plates industry reported a steady increase in the demand of Areca Leaf Plates size market size in business plan across the globe.
Northeast rubber wave revives Kerala nurseries
Riding on a plantation wave that is sweeping the Northeast of the country, the rubber nurseries in Kerala are getting the best out of their grow bags after a decade-long lull. A plan by the Rubber Board to develop rubber plantations in an area of two lakh hectares across the seven Northeastern States in a span of five years starting from 2021- 22 has unleashed pent-up demand among the rubber nurseries in the State. Besides bringing in a dramatic turnaround in sales, this expanding programme of plantation has also ensured a longer business season in the coming years as nurseries play catch-up.
Indian govt lays out action plan to promote millet export starting Dec 2022
To promote shipment of nutri-cereals, the India's Commerce and Industry Ministry, through its apex agricultural export promotion body, Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), has prepared a comprehensive strategy to promote Indian millets exports across the globe, commencing December 2022.
Govt waives duty on export of 1,000 tonnes of non-basmati kalanamak rice
According to a notification by the Finance Ministry, the duty waiver on the export of up to 1,000 tonnes of this variety of rice will come into effect from Wednesday.The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) on Tuesday had allowed exports of up to 1,000 tonnes of Kalanamak rice through specified customs stations.Kalanamak is a variety of non-basmati rice, exports of which were earlier prohibited.
PS Gahlaut Shares Effective Weed Control Strategies for Maximizing Millet Crop Yield
In the ever-changing vista of modern agriculture, the quest for maximizing crop yield while minimizing resource input remains paramount. Millets, a highly varied group of nutrition rich grasses grown as course cereal crops around the world, face the perennial challenge of weed competition, which can significantly impede its growth and yield if left unchecked. "Weeds are formidable adversaries in agriculture, capable of wreaking havoc on crop yields if left unchecked. Millet, a resilient and nutritious grain, is no exception to the challenges posed by these unwanted invaders," mentions renowned agricultural expert and the Managing Director of Indian Potash Limited (IPL) PS Gahlaut. Recognizing the critical importance of weed management in millet production, Gahlaut shares effective strategies to combat weeds and optimize millet crop yields.
Red chilli pepper prices surge on crop damage in top exporter India
Lower production has boosted prices by 80% in four months to a record high and prices are likely to stay high through the year, forcing overseas buyers to shell out more at a time when the prices of fuel and other food ingredients are also soaring.
Sourcing tops Kerala coir’s Rs 1,300-crore modernisation
Coir exports in Kerala are getting back on the rails after skipping a prestigious event of its international expo last year, due to the August 2018 floods. Rather than product diversification or design, the bulk of the Rs 1,300-crore modernisation package for coir, is pegged specifically on backward integration. Kerala accounts for nearly 80% of the country’s Rs 2,281-crore coir product exports. India’s coir domestic market size is estimated to be Rs 3,500 crore.
Sourcing tops Kerala coir’s Rs 1,300-crore modernisation
Coir exports in Kerala are getting back on the rails after skipping a prestigious event of its international expo last year, due to the August 2018 floods. Rather than product diversification or design, the bulk of the Rs 1,300-crore modernisation package for coir, is pegged specifically on backward integration. Kerala accounts for nearly 80% of the country’s Rs 2,281-crore coir product exports. India’s coir domestic market size is estimated to be Rs 3,500 crore.