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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 30 Oct, 01:30

Edible Oil

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Business · 29 Oct

ఎల్‌నినో దెబ్బకు వ్యవసాయం కుదేలు.. ఫుడ్, పశువుల దాణా దిగుమతుల బాటపట్టిన భారత్

AI summaryDue to El Niño-induced drought and falling crop yields, India is likely to see a significant increase in imports of food, animal feed, and agricultural raw materials this financial year. Industry bodies and associations have urged the government to allow higher imports of soybean meal to prevent shortages and price hikes, warning that delays will worsen inflation and hurt farmers.

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