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Subdued tone in global pepper market
The international pepper market has been relatively quiet in recent weeks, with only limited trading activity, European traders report.
Paraguayan sesame area expected to double
The Paraguayan planted area is expected to reach around 70,000 hectares, assuming favourable weather, doubling the previous season, Paraguay’s government has stated.
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Strong US paprika and chilli crops expected despite unfavourable weather
The 2019 US paprika and chilli harvest is expected to enjoy a strong season despite unfavourable weather, as the growing conditions have been excellent for the last couple of months before harvesting, starting this week, according to Olam Spices in its latest market update.
US set to impose tariffs on EU food and drink after WTO approval
EU agri-food exporters look set to face additional import tariffs in the United States due to a long-running dispute over aircraft subsidies.
Brazil gives green light to imports of Egyptian grapes and garlic
Following Egypt’s announcement of the opening of its domestic market for Brazilian dairy products, Brazil will begin the process of importing Egyptian grapes and garlic.
Peruvian ginger export fall worsens
Peruvian ginger exports fell by 16.3% in volume to 11,863 tonnes and by 11.3% in value to USD23.4 million between January and August 2019, compared with the same period in the previous year.
Bhutanese government trebled its cardamom purchases
The Bhutanese government has bought 50.2 tonnes of cardamom worth BTN20.7 mln (USD287,814) throughout the Food Corporation of Bhutan Limited (FCBL) in the 2018-19 season, almost trebling the volumes it purchased in the previous season.
Guatemalan cardamom, sugar and coffee to be favoured by a trade deal with Israel
Guatemala and Israel are negotiating a trade deal, favouring cardamom, coffee and sugar exports, the Guatemalan government reported on August 29.
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Kuwait allows imports of Brazilian honey
Brazil's agriculture minister, Tereza Cristina, has announced the opening of the Kuwait market for honey from Brazil.
US set to impose tariffs on EU food and drink after WTO approval
EU agri-food exporters look set to face additional import tariffs in the United States due to a long-running dispute over aircraft subsidies.
Flavours giant to complete acquisition of Vietnamese and German companies
Givaudan, a Swiss company specialist in flavours and fragrances, has completed the acquisition of the German perfume house Drom Fragrances and Golden Frog, a Vietnamese company specialising in flavours and essential oils.
Canadian company licensed to plant hemp in Puerto Rico
The Canadian cannabidiol processing company Chemesis International has announced that it has obtained a new license to expand its hemp planted area in Puerto Rico, a US commonwealth located on the Caribbean Sea.
CBD could be the future of US beverage market
The US CBD infused drinks market should reach USD227 million in 2019 and is expected to reach USD1.1 billion in 2022, according to a Zenith Global report.
Fall in Indian guar gum price steepens
The Indian guar gum fob spot price reached fell to INR8,168.65 (USD113.9) per quintal on September 9, 5.0% less than on August 16, despite a lower crop estimate and year-on-year export rise in H1 2019.
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