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Policies in place for affordable fruits, vegetables: President

He added that efforts are underway to cultivate imported fruit and vegetables locally, thereby reducing market prices.

MFDA says no authority on safety of homemade food

The Food Security Bill was approved by President Mohamed Muizzu on May 23.

Maldives inflation spikes again; food prices hike

Traders believe that the main reason for the rise in prices is the difficulty in obtaining dollars and the appreciation of the dollar.

First shipment of perishables from India delivered to Addu

The shipment carried 150 tonnes of goods.

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Maldives bans two Indian curry powder brands over pesticide fears

These are two product lines that are imported and used in large quantities in Maldives.

Swiggy IPO serves next dish in Indian food wars

In-between Zomato and Swiggy, Zomato is financially stronger.

Some Vietnam coffee farms thrive despite drought

Whatever the impact on the harvest will be, coffee prices for drinkers around the world are likely to rise.

Australia risks losing pole position in critical minerals race

"One of the largest issues we face is project funding," Crane said.

Pasta makers cheer Turkey as its durum wheat flows abroad

In France, a regular supplier to EU neighbours, torrential rain could reduce this year's durum area to a new 21st century low.

India can grow fast with or without Narendra Modi

India’s five southern states are ruled by largely regional parties that are rivals of the BJP, and some have thrived.

World battles to loosen China's grip on vital rare earths

American Rare Earths is working with U.S. government scientists at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory to develop bacteria that could process rare earths.

India's lentils imports from Canada keep flowing despite tensions

Pulses prices will remain stable as there are around 4 million tons of stocks with the government.

27 October 2023