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An institution certified by the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry has launched a system to manage breeders’ rights to prevent new fruit and other plant varieties developed in Japan from leaking overseas.
We haven't written up this one. The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Govt had allowed duty-free import of 10 lakh tonnes of raw sugar and also allowed the processors to sell some refined sugar, which was meant for export only, in the domestic market. Officials and industry insiders said at least 3 lakh tonnes of processed sugar could come into the market quickly.
Safari Hypermarket has expanded its presence in Qatar with the opening of its ninth outlet in Al Sheehaniya.The new outlet, which officially commenced operations on August 27, was inaugurated by Safa...
Volkswagen's management and labour leaders dug in on Wednesday ahead of a crucial board meeting next week, with CEO Oliver Blume pushing deeper cost cuts and unions rejecting layoffs and plant c...
Port Houston today announced findings from a new Martin Associates economic impact study showing marine cargo activity through the public and private facilities along the Houston Ship Channel…
A new milestone in sustainable port operations has been reached at the Port of Callao, where DP World has launched Latin America’s first shore power (Onshore Power Supply) system at its South Terminal…
K Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. said on the 26th it won orders for six medium-sized petrochemical product carriers (PCs) worth about 510 billion won from shipowners in Europe and the Middle East. The contracted vessels are two 50,000-ton petrochemical product carriers (MR tankers) and four 74,000-ton petrochemical product carriers (LR1 tankers).
