Israel Aims to Boost Wheat Production and Cut 90% Import Dependency
Israel is actively seeking to increase its wheat production to reduce dependency on imports, as the country grapples with fluctuating global grain prices and supply chain challenges. The Ministry of…
Ugandans and Seychellois Sentenced to Prison for Drug Trafficking in Seychelles
Two Ugandan nationals and one Seychellois man have been sentenced to seven and five years in prison, respectively, for their involvement in drug trafficking activities in Seychelles. The sentencing reflects…
Tesla Exports One Millionth Made-in-China Vehicle from Shanghai in Under Four Years
Tesla has achieved a significant milestone by exporting its one millionth made-in-China vehicle from its Shanghai plant in less than four years. The milestone was celebrated as the vehicle was…
Brazil Secures Key Agricultural Market Access in Angola, South Korea, and Russia
Brazil has successfully secured market access in Angola, South Korea, and Russia, enhancing its export opportunities. This strategic move aims to bolster Brazil’s agricultural and industrial sectors by tapping into…
Uphill Challenge in Implementing Punjab’s New Agricultural Policy
The implementation of Punjab’s new agricultural policy faces significant challenges, as highlighted in a recent guest column. While the draft policy outlines ambitious recommendations aimed at revitalizing the state’s agricultural…
Thailand’s August Exports Surge 7% Driven by Recovery in Global Demand
Thailand’s exports surged by **7%** in August 2024, reaching **$26.18 billion**, driven by strong demand for agricultural and industrial products. This growth follows a remarkable **15.2%** increase in July, marking…
Rupee Weakens as Month-End Dollar Demand and Position Unwinding Impact Forex Market
The Indian rupee weakened against the U.S. dollar, closing at **83.6425**, down from **83.5925** in the previous session. This decline was driven by month-end dollar buying from importers and the…
India Eases Rice Export Ban as Global Supplies Improve, Benefiting Consumers
India is set to ease its rice export ban as global supplies recover, benefiting South African consumers facing rising prices. The Indian government, which previously imposed restrictions to ensure domestic…
Taiwan Lifts Food Import Restrictions on Japan Following Fukushima Disaster
Taiwan has officially lifted its remaining food import restrictions on Japanese products that were imposed following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. This decision allows all food items approved for distribution…
EU Urged to End Export of Banned Chemicals to Promote Global Safety and Sustainability
The European Union is being urged to halt the export of substances that are banned within its borders, as part of a broader initiative to promote global safety and sustainability.…