India told to lift horticulture exports through stricter quality and branding
India is being urged to strengthen its global horticulture position through tighter quality standards, stronger branding, better traceability and upgraded supply chains.
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India is being urged to strengthen its global horticulture position through tighter quality standards, stronger branding, better traceability and upgraded supply chains.
African cocoa and coffee farmers say booming global markets are not translating into better farm incomes and are calling for value-chain reforms, more processing investment and more stable…
Bank of Baroda says India's first 2026 monsoon forecast of 92% of the long-period average, combined with gas disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict, creates a double…
Below-normal precipitation since January is leaving New Brunswick farms short of forage and raising fresh concern over dry wells and rural water security.
India’s new cocoa roadmap calls for a national mission, seed gardens, regional hubs and full digital traceability as the country tries to cut import dependence by 2040.
Nigeria is stepping up sanitary and phytosanitary compliance work in sesame and cowpea exports to cut rejections and strengthen market access.
The FAO says a long disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could quickly move from a shipping problem to a food crisis by lifting energy, fertilizer and farm…
US soybean growers say low prices, expensive inputs, tariffs and higher fertilizer costs linked to the Iran war are all hitting farm margins at the same time.
India cut its March palm oil imports to 689462 metric tons, down nearly 19% from February, as higher tropical oil prices pushed refiners to delay purchases.