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Farmers Turn to Human Urine After Fertiliser Crunch From Iran War
Farmers worldwide are under pressure. About a third of traded urea, a widely used nitrogen fertilizer, comes from the Gulf region.
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After Oil And LPG, Supply Disruption Of This Critical Input May Hit India
Iran War Impact: The disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has led to a supply shock that can slow factory production and push up food prices.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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"Food Security Time Bomb": Expert Warns Hormuz Blockade Could Threaten Supply
Fertilisers require natural gas to be produced, and 20 per cent of global gas shipments pass through this route.
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Pune Eatery's LPG Price Hike Poster Mocks 'Orange-Haired Man', Sparks Humour
The notice was a response to sharp increases in commercial LPG cylinder costs and crude oil, which have significantly impacted small food businesses' margins.
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Middle East War Could Trigger Worst Global Aid Crisis Since COVID, Warns UN
The World Food Programme (WFP) cautioned that the fallout from the conflict could rival, or exceed, disruptions seen during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war.
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Ground Report: Amid Commercial Gas Concerns, Some Eateries Shut, Food Costs More
A growing LPG crisis in the national capital is forcing small vendors and eateries to shut down operations, while customers are left grappling with rising food prices.
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Iran May Allow Oil Tankers Through Strait Of Hormuz, But There's A China Catch
Iran is reportedly considering a new approach to manage oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes.
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Why People On Hormuz Island In Iran Eat A Fish Sauce Made Of Red Sand
Local people believe that consuming this traditional sauce, prepared using red soil, can increase iron levels in the body.
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Rupee Nears 93, Inflation At 10-Month High: What It Means For Your Money
Iran War Impact: The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted energy markets and pushed crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, raising concerns about both inflation and currency stability.
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World Needs Fair, Transparent Trade System: S Jaishankar At BRICS Summit
The world is seeking a stable and predictable environment for trade and economic practices should be fair, transparent and to everyone's benefit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
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6 Reasons Farmed Salmon Is Taking Over Menus Around The World
From sushi counters in Tokyo to grills in India, farmed salmon is taking over menus everywhere. Chefs love it, diners crave it, and it works in every cuisine from Japan to India.
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Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
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US Aid Cuts Leave Food For Millions Mouldering In Storage
Food rations that could supply 3.5 million people for a month are stuck in warehouses due to US aid Cuts under Donald Trump's administration.
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Experts Forecast Up To 10% Drop In Wheat And Rice Yields Due To Climate Change
In the 2023-24 crop year, India produced 113.29 million tonnes of wheat (14% of global supply) and over 137 million tonnes of rice.
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Farmers Turn to Human Urine After Fertiliser Crunch From Iran War
Farmers worldwide are under pressure. About a third of traded urea, a widely used nitrogen fertilizer, comes from the Gulf region.
-
After Oil And LPG, Supply Disruption Of This Critical Input May Hit India
Iran War Impact: The disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has led to a supply shock that can slow factory production and push up food prices.
-
Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
-
"Food Security Time Bomb": Expert Warns Hormuz Blockade Could Threaten Supply
Fertilisers require natural gas to be produced, and 20 per cent of global gas shipments pass through this route.
-
Pune Eatery's LPG Price Hike Poster Mocks 'Orange-Haired Man', Sparks Humour
The notice was a response to sharp increases in commercial LPG cylinder costs and crude oil, which have significantly impacted small food businesses' margins.
-
Middle East War Could Trigger Worst Global Aid Crisis Since COVID, Warns UN
The World Food Programme (WFP) cautioned that the fallout from the conflict could rival, or exceed, disruptions seen during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war.
-
Ground Report: Amid Commercial Gas Concerns, Some Eateries Shut, Food Costs More
A growing LPG crisis in the national capital is forcing small vendors and eateries to shut down operations, while customers are left grappling with rising food prices.
-
Iran May Allow Oil Tankers Through Strait Of Hormuz, But There's A China Catch
Iran is reportedly considering a new approach to manage oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes.
-
Why People On Hormuz Island In Iran Eat A Fish Sauce Made Of Red Sand
Local people believe that consuming this traditional sauce, prepared using red soil, can increase iron levels in the body.
-
Rupee Nears 93, Inflation At 10-Month High: What It Means For Your Money
Iran War Impact: The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted energy markets and pushed crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, raising concerns about both inflation and currency stability.
-
World Needs Fair, Transparent Trade System: S Jaishankar At BRICS Summit
The world is seeking a stable and predictable environment for trade and economic practices should be fair, transparent and to everyone's benefit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
-
6 Reasons Farmed Salmon Is Taking Over Menus Around The World
From sushi counters in Tokyo to grills in India, farmed salmon is taking over menus everywhere. Chefs love it, diners crave it, and it works in every cuisine from Japan to India.
-
Nutella Fans Brace to Pay More As Frost Hits Turkish Hazelnut Harvest
A fresh supply squeeze is set to hit another food pleasure - the hazelnuts that go into making the chocolaty Nutella spread.
-
US Aid Cuts Leave Food For Millions Mouldering In Storage
Food rations that could supply 3.5 million people for a month are stuck in warehouses due to US aid Cuts under Donald Trump's administration.
-
Experts Forecast Up To 10% Drop In Wheat And Rice Yields Due To Climate Change
In the 2023-24 crop year, India produced 113.29 million tonnes of wheat (14% of global supply) and over 137 million tonnes of rice.
