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Introduction – Delving into South Africa’s Role in the Basmati Rice Market When you think of Basmati rice, your mind probably drifts to the lush foothills of the Himalayas in India and Pakistan, right? That’s no coincidence. These regions have historically been the heartland of Basmati rice cultivation. South Africa, on the other hand,…

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Introduction – India’s Fruit Market in Statistical Focus India isn’t just a land of spices and textiles—it’s also a global giant in fruit production. With a whopping 112.62 million metric tonnes of fruits produced in the fiscal year 2023-24, India stands among the top fruit-producing nations globally. But it doesn’t stop at just feeding…

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Introduction – Current State of Play: The Sugar Sector in Global The global sugar market is buzzing with activity as July 2025 unfolds. A mix of policy reforms, climatic disruptions, and trade realignments has reshaped how businesses source and sell sugar across borders. From Brazil’s new export incentives to India’s revised export quotas, and…

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Introduction – India’s Urea Market: A Quantitative Overview India has long been a dominant player in the global Urea trade. As of 2025, the country stands among the top producers and exporters of Urea, contributing significantly to the world’s fertilizer supply chain. With agriculture forming the backbone of the Indian economy, Urea—being the most…

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Introduction – South Africa’s Banana Market by the Numbers Let’s talk bananas—literally. South Africa may not be the first country that pops into your head when you think of bananas, but it plays a surprisingly dynamic role in the southern African fruit trade. With over half a million metric tons produced annually, the country…

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Introduction – Belgium’s Cheese Market by the Numbers Let’s talk cheese—and not just any cheese, but Belgian cheese. Belgium might be better known for its chocolates and waffles, but the country is quietly climbing the ranks as a major cheese powerhouse. With a whopping 137,000 tonnes of cheese produced in 2024, Belgium marked a…