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UPDATE 3-Japan halts poultry imports from second Brazilian state - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 3-Japan halts poultry imports from second Brazilian state

Japan has temporarily suspended imports of chicken from Brazil's Santa Catarina state after the confirmation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) case in a backyard chicken, Brazilian meat lobby ABPA said on Monday, creating a new headache for the country's meat...

UPDATE 1-India's June palm oil imports rise 56% to 3-month high - trade body - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 1-India's June palm oil imports rise 56% to 3-month high - trade body

India's palm oil imports jumped 56% to a three-month high in June, as buyers took advantage of a dip in prices to increase purchases, a leading trade body said on Friday.

Sri Lankan shares close lower as financials, consumer staples fall - Vimarsana News

Sri Lankan shares close lower as financials, consumer staples fall

Sri Lankan shares closed lower on Tuesday, dragged down by losses in financial and consumer staple stocks, although gains in communication services capped further decline.

FEATURE-Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal - Vimarsana News

FEATURE-Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal

D ozens of families used to live in this once-vibrant village in eastern Nepal, but Sarita Rai can now count the number of households that remain on one hand.

Asia Coffee-Trade slow in Vietnam on empty supplies; premiums flat in Indonesia - Vimarsana News

Asia Coffee-Trade slow in Vietnam on empty supplies; premiums flat in Indonesia

Vietnam's coffee export market continued on a sluggish note this week due to limited beans supplies, while prices remained high in Indonesia as buyers were fighting for beans, traders said on Thursday.