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Johor's chicken and egg supply to stabilise within 14 days, says exco - Vimarsana News

Johor's chicken and egg supply to stabilise within 14 days, says exco

YONG PENG: The supply of chicken and eggs in Johor is expected to recover within the next two weeks, with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations ending.

3 Reasons why CHICKEN prices are set to rise across the world - Vimarsana News

3 Reasons why CHICKEN prices are set to rise across the world

Chicken is one of the most ubiquitous proteins people consume around the world. However, its price is set to increase due to several factors – which translates to higher prices for food items [...]

DNA Explainer: What has led to India's curb on sugar exports, what it means - Vimarsana News

DNA Explainer: What has led to India's curb on sugar exports, what it means

DNA Explainer: What has led to India's curb on sugar exports, what it means - Unlike wheat, there is no complete ban on sugar export. But from June 1, traders have to secure permission for sale overseas.

Wheat prices set record highs following India's export ban - Vimarsana News

Wheat prices set record highs following India's export ban

Kansas City wheat prices set record highs on May 17, surpassing the highs registered in 2008. The rally has been pushed by global and domestic production issues, with winter wheat crop ratings in [...]

Agricultural export bans amid global food insecurities leave developing world to suffer - Vimarsana News

Agricultural export bans amid global food insecurities leave developing world to suffer

Several countries have banned commodity exports since the start of the pandemic, affecting supplies of wheat, rice, fertiliser, palm oil and more. Instead of bans, the world must help farmers increase production and fill gaps in supplies.

Source: scmp.com