The United Kingdom and the European Union have unveiled the first details of a landmark food trade agreement that is expected to significantly reduce border…
View More EU-UK Food Trade Deal to Eliminate Checks on Dairy and Agri-Food Exports from 2027
Escalating tensions in the Gulf region and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz are triggering a global fertiliser and fuel crisis, raising concerns…
View More Gulf Conflict Disrupts Fertilizer Trade, Raising Food Security Fears Across Africa
Britannia Industries has shifted its North American export manufacturing operations from Oman to Mundra in Gujarat as the company responds to ongoing geopolitical disruptions in…
View More Britannia Moves North America Export Production to Gujarat, Signals Possible Price Hikes Amid Cost Surge
Basmati rice exporters have urged the government to step in and regulate soaring shipping charges, warning that escalating war-related surcharges amid the West Asia crisis…
View More Basmati Exporters Seek Urgent Govt Intervention as War-Linked Shipping Costs Surge
Rice prices across Asia have surged sharply, with rising fuel and fertilizer costs linked to the Iran conflict disrupting production and raising concerns over future…
View More Asian Rice Prices Spike as Iran Conflict Drives Up Input Costs, Threatening Supply
In a move aimed at facilitating smoother outbound shipments, India has eased export regulations for both basmati and non-basmati rice to select European markets, granting…
View More India Relaxes Rice Export Certification Norms for Europe in Six-Month Boost
In a move aimed at protecting India’s domestic apiculture sector, the government has extended the minimum import price (MIP) on natural honey by nine months,…
View More Govt Extends Honey Import Floor Price to December 2026 to Shield Domestic Beekeepers
India will not impose any restrictions on sugar exports, Union Food Secretary Sanjeev Chopra said offering clarity to global markets amid concerns over supply tightening.…
View More India Rules Out Sugar Export Curbs; Gas Shortage Hits Edible Oil Demand
The ongoing West Asia conflict has begun to significantly disrupt snack exports from Bikaner, with shipments of bhujia, papad, and spices facing delays, rising logistics…
View More West Asia Conflict Hits Bikaner’s Namkeen Exports, Costs Surge and Shipments Stall
India’s spice exporters are facing growing uncertainty as buyers from the United States have temporarily halted new enquiries following the outbreak of the Iran war,…
View More Middle-East War Disrupts Spice Trade, US Buyers Pause Orders from India