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Excess salt in soils endangers food security: FAO |
Soil salinization refers to excessive levels of salt in the soil, which can inhibit plant growth and even be toxic to life. It can ... -
Expert shares 3 major supply chain risks to avoid
Welcome to Thomas Insights – every day we post the latest news and analysis to keep our readers up to date with what’s happening ... -
stock markets, the Fed look to Omicron | Economy
The arrival of a new variant of the coronavirus has transformed markets and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was nervous Tuesday morning as the ... -
Japanese chip inspectors tackle flood of counterfeit fakes amid scarcity
An increase in counterfeit semiconductors entering the small Japanese market has spawned a cottage industry of chip detectives. Inspectors from CoreStaff, a Tokyo-based potato ... -
Bob Neal: The Countryman: Inflation of Two Kinds, or Three
As we recover from our annual Foodie Ball, one wonders if we’ll ever finish the leftovers. And why they are so expensive this year. ... -
Tomato Prices Will Continue To Rise Over The Next 45-50 Days, According To CRISIL Research
Tomato prices, which rose 142% year on year in November, will continue to rise for another 45 to 50 days, according to CRISIL Research. ... -
US to release oil from reserves with Japan, China, and more
Gasoline prices are displayed at a gas station on November 15, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Getty / Kyodo) WASHINGTON (Kyodo) – The United ... -
VEGOILS Palm Extends Losses on Weaker Rivals Crude Oil
SINGAPORE, Nov.22 (Reuters) – Malaysian palm oil futures fell 1% on Monday, extending losses to a second session, as rival oils fell and crude ... -
Inflation is here, but the economic outlook is positive
SALEM, Oregon – A federal economic report released last week confirms what most Oregonians have probably noticed in grocery stores and gas stations lately: ... -
Man banned from all you can eat buffet for overeating
A food streamer claimed that a BBQ Buffet restaurant had banned him for taking advantage of their offers. The man, known only as Mr. ...
