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Psyllium Husk is no longer just for gut health: Hereâs where itâs used (opens the original)
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Until a few years ago, psyllium (isabgol) was consumed for constipation and gut issues. But now, it is finding its uses in food, including for pets, health and wellness, says Niraj Wadhwa, Managing Director of Gujarat-based Sidhpur Sat-Isabgol Factory Pvt. Ltd. âOver the years, studies have been done on isabgol, and it is reported to help reduce cholesterol levels. Your blood sugar level can also be controlled. So the usage is now wide, basically since it is a dietary fibre,â he told busine
Efforts on in EU to render basmati rice as a generic variety (opens the original)
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Efforts are underway in the European Union (EU) to try to deny protected geographical indication (PGI) status for basmati rice from India and render it as a generic variety of the cereal. Some experts in Europe are claiming that the sales of rice labelled as fragrant rice are ten times the output in the origin areas. The experts, however, have no proof or laboratory findings to prove that 90 per cent of rice sold as basmati is non-basmati, said trade sources. Giving PGI status provides a country
27% ethanol blending may expose sugar sectorâs shortcomings, says industry expert (opens the original)
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The sugar industry could face a different problem in achieving the 27 per cent ethanol blending target, and it is something that will expose the sectorâs shortcomings, said Anand Mahurkar, Founder & CEO, Findability Sciences, a global applied AI and data logistics firm. âHitting 20 per cent (ethanol) blending five years ahead of schedule was a policy win. Getting to 27 per cent is a different kind of problem â itâs an operations problem,â he told businessline in an email interview. A
Inflows into gold ETFs continue to be positive for 10th week in a row (opens the original)
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Investments in physically backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were positive for the tenth week in a row last week, but outflows almost matched the inflows, data from the World Gold Council (WGC) showed. Data showed that while US investors led the exits from ETFs, UK investors led the inflows, though they tended to be cautious in general. While $1.72 billion was invested in gold ETFs last week, redemptions were to the tune of $1.59 billion. The trend follows an over 6 per cent fall in the pr
Ethanol sector not competing for maize with any sector, says distillersâ association (opens the original)
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The ethanol industry is not competing with any specific sector for maize but is utilsing the hardy cereal to create value for Indian agricultural resources. It is also intended to support energy security and rural value chains, All India Distillersâ Association (AIDA) deputy director-general (DDG) Bharati Balaji has said. âCurrent data also show that ethanol is drawing from a diversified basket that includes surplus FCI (Food Corporation of India) rice, damaged foodgrains and sugar-based fe
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