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World molecular sieve pellets - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights

World molecular sieve pellets - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights

World molecular sieve pellets market is forecast to grow 5-7% CAGR in volume and 6-9% in value through 2035, driven by industrial dewatering, gas processing, and specialty applications. China remains the dominant production hub.
Agriculture Minister to Launches ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ from June 1 to Protect Soil Health Across India

Agriculture Minister to Launches ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ from June 1 to Protect Soil Health Across India

The Union Agriculture Minister launched 'Khet Bachao Abhiyan' on June 1 to protect soil health nationwide. The campaign, involving various stakeholders, focuses on balanced fertiliser use, natural farming, and connecting farmers to key schemes, with a roadmap extending to June 30.
Are rising chemical fertilizer costs Reshaping Food Production Systems?

Are rising chemical fertilizer costs Reshaping Food Production Systems?

Global fertilizer costs surged nearly 50% due to conflict, disrupting supply chains. Farmers in Senegal, Brazil, and India are adopting compost and biofertilisers. This shift, despite chemical subsidy favoritism, could reshape food production and impact consumers worldwide.
India's paint industry remains optimistic on growth despite crude volatility, pricing pressures and competit..

India's paint industry remains optimistic on growth despite crude volatility, pricing pressures and competit..

India's paint industry is optimistic, expecting healthy FY27 volume growth due to improving demand. Despite crude volatility impacting 30-35% of raw material costs and intense competition, companies are implementing calibrated price hikes.
Iran war pushes farmers toward organic fertilizers as chemical prices surge

Iran war pushes farmers toward organic fertilizers as chemical prices surge

Iran war-driven fertilizer price surges (up to 50%) force global farmers towards organic alternatives like compost and biofertilizers. This shift, despite immediate struggles, offers hopes for sustainable farming practices.
LPG, PNG prices today: Check domestic, comercial cylinder rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, other c

LPG, PNG prices today: Check domestic, comercial cylinder rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, other c

Domestic LPG prices are steady (Delhi Rs 913), but Mumbai CNG rose Rs 2/kg to Rs 86. Commercial LPG saw over Rs 900 hike in May. India assures fuel supply, targeting 30-day LPG reserves.
It's time to grow chemicals for our future

It's time to grow chemicals for our future

The article advocates shifting from finite mineral-based chemicals, which fuel conflicts, to renewable bio-based alternatives grown from plants and microbes. It proposes redefining national security, rewriting subsidies, and building distributed biorefineries for a sustainable future.
Essential Industrial Materials Becoming Harder to Find Across Japan

Essential Industrial Materials Becoming Harder to Find Across Japan

Japan faces severe shortages of essential industrial materials like toluene, with production down 43% and sales 67%. Prices have quadrupled for some, impacting industries from automotive repair to adhesive tapes, leading to reduced productivity.
Why is India pushing for coal gasification?

Why is India pushing for coal gasification?

India promotes coal gasification to substitute ₹3 lakh crore imports. The Union Cabinet approved a ₹37,500-crore incentive package for this technology, aiming for downstream product yield and economic growth.
EU suspends fertiliser tariffs for one year to cut costs and reduce Russian dependency

EU suspends fertiliser tariffs for one year to cut costs and reduce Russian dependency

The EU suspended nitrogen-based fertiliser tariffs for one year, saving farmers an estimated €60 million. This aims to cut costs, support agriculture, and reduce reliance on Russian and Belarusian supplies.

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