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Climate-Driven Changes Reduce Agricultural Productivity in Central Europe, Claims New Study
Climate change has significantly impacted Central Europe's farmland, with over 50 percent of highly productive agricultural land already affected. A study combining historical data and climate projections highlights that rising temperatures and dry conditions have shifted fertile zones northward and westward. Regions like Slovakia, Austria and the ...
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Nestle Falls 3%, Market Cap Down By Rs 8,100 Crore Over Cerelac Row
Shares of Nestle India on Thursday declined over 3 per cent amid reports that the global FMCG major sold infant milk products with more sugar content in less developed countries.
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India Appeals Against WTO Panel's Ruling On Sugar Export Subsidies
India has appealed against a WTO panel's ruling that the country's domestic support measures for sugar are not at par with global trade norms
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Global Food Prices Rise At Rapid Pace: World Agriculture Body
Global food prices rose in May at their fastest monthly rate in more than a decade even as world cereal production is on course to reach a new record high, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations reported on Thursday.
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Food Price Index Rises In October For Fifth Straight Month: UN Agency
The Food and Agriculture Organization's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 100.9 points last month, the highest since January, versus a slightly revised 97.8 in September.
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World Is Dealing With a Massive Sugar Glut. India Is Big Contributor
Sugar stockpiles are poised for a record as slowing demand growth and surging production creates the worst-performing commodity of 2018.
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Domestic Demand To Keep Sugar Prices At high levels: ICRA
The expected decline in the sugar production during SY17 (sugar year 2016-17) along with the drop in stocks in SY16 and the impact of global sugar deficit scenario also led to firming up of domestic prices in October 2016, Icra head-corporate ratings Sabyasachi Majumdar said.
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Sugar Industry Outlook Stable In Medium Term: CARE
Domestic sugar industry has started showing signs of turnaround with surging prices and depletion in buffer stocks due to a decrease in global as well as domestic production and steady growth in consumption, a report said.
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Cuts in Sugar Output Estimates Seen Extending Price Rally
Any further downward revisions in Indian sugar output due to drought could drive global sugar prices higher, extending a rally that has been fuelled by rising global deficit forecasts, traders said on Monday.
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Mills Clinch Sugar Export Deals, First in 2 Months: Report
Indian sugar mills signed export deals this week, the first in nearly two months, as an incentive by the top producing state Maharashtra and a rally in global prices of the sweetener made overseas sales attractive, industry sources told Reuters.
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Global Analysts Sceptical Over Below-Consensus India Sugar Output Estimate
Analysts are standing by 2015/16 Indian sugar production forecasts in a 26-27.5 million tonnes range despite a sharply below-consensus farmers' estimate that drove a rally in ICE sugar futures.
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India's Sugar Exports to Pick Up After March: Platts
India's sugar exports are seen rising after March when global prices are likely to rise following bad weather conditions in some parts of the world, the founder of Platts' Kingsman, a consultancy, said on Monday.
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Sugar Output to Fall 5% Due to Poor Rains: Industry Body
India's sugar output is likely to fall 5 per cent to 27 million tonnes in the upcoming 2015-16 crop season due to poor monsoon rains in states such as Maharashtra, an industry body said on Monday, which could prop up prices amid a global glut.
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El Nino May Hasten Rebound in Sugar Prices
An El Nino weather pattern damaging sugar crops may mean global demand will outstrip production to a greater extent than expected in the upcoming season, hastening a rebound in prices from a 6-1/2 year low hit last month.
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India should stop exporting sugar: HSBC
Historically, sugar production in India had been the determining factor for global sugar prices which is not the case now, it said.
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Climate-Driven Changes Reduce Agricultural Productivity in Central Europe, Claims New Study
Climate change has significantly impacted Central Europe's farmland, with over 50 percent of highly productive agricultural land already affected. A study combining historical data and climate projections highlights that rising temperatures and dry conditions have shifted fertile zones northward and westward. Regions like Slovakia, Austria and the ...
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Nestle Falls 3%, Market Cap Down By Rs 8,100 Crore Over Cerelac Row
Shares of Nestle India on Thursday declined over 3 per cent amid reports that the global FMCG major sold infant milk products with more sugar content in less developed countries.
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India Appeals Against WTO Panel's Ruling On Sugar Export Subsidies
India has appealed against a WTO panel's ruling that the country's domestic support measures for sugar are not at par with global trade norms
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Global Food Prices Rise At Rapid Pace: World Agriculture Body
Global food prices rose in May at their fastest monthly rate in more than a decade even as world cereal production is on course to reach a new record high, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations reported on Thursday.
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Food Price Index Rises In October For Fifth Straight Month: UN Agency
The Food and Agriculture Organization's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 100.9 points last month, the highest since January, versus a slightly revised 97.8 in September.
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World Is Dealing With a Massive Sugar Glut. India Is Big Contributor
Sugar stockpiles are poised for a record as slowing demand growth and surging production creates the worst-performing commodity of 2018.
-
Domestic Demand To Keep Sugar Prices At high levels: ICRA
The expected decline in the sugar production during SY17 (sugar year 2016-17) along with the drop in stocks in SY16 and the impact of global sugar deficit scenario also led to firming up of domestic prices in October 2016, Icra head-corporate ratings Sabyasachi Majumdar said.
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Sugar Industry Outlook Stable In Medium Term: CARE
Domestic sugar industry has started showing signs of turnaround with surging prices and depletion in buffer stocks due to a decrease in global as well as domestic production and steady growth in consumption, a report said.
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Cuts in Sugar Output Estimates Seen Extending Price Rally
Any further downward revisions in Indian sugar output due to drought could drive global sugar prices higher, extending a rally that has been fuelled by rising global deficit forecasts, traders said on Monday.
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Mills Clinch Sugar Export Deals, First in 2 Months: Report
Indian sugar mills signed export deals this week, the first in nearly two months, as an incentive by the top producing state Maharashtra and a rally in global prices of the sweetener made overseas sales attractive, industry sources told Reuters.
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Global Analysts Sceptical Over Below-Consensus India Sugar Output Estimate
Analysts are standing by 2015/16 Indian sugar production forecasts in a 26-27.5 million tonnes range despite a sharply below-consensus farmers' estimate that drove a rally in ICE sugar futures.
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India's Sugar Exports to Pick Up After March: Platts
India's sugar exports are seen rising after March when global prices are likely to rise following bad weather conditions in some parts of the world, the founder of Platts' Kingsman, a consultancy, said on Monday.
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Sugar Output to Fall 5% Due to Poor Rains: Industry Body
India's sugar output is likely to fall 5 per cent to 27 million tonnes in the upcoming 2015-16 crop season due to poor monsoon rains in states such as Maharashtra, an industry body said on Monday, which could prop up prices amid a global glut.
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El Nino May Hasten Rebound in Sugar Prices
An El Nino weather pattern damaging sugar crops may mean global demand will outstrip production to a greater extent than expected in the upcoming season, hastening a rebound in prices from a 6-1/2 year low hit last month.
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India should stop exporting sugar: HSBC
Historically, sugar production in India had been the determining factor for global sugar prices which is not the case now, it said.
