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CT Packaging Bill Could Result in New Tax for Consumers, Says CTA

May 9, 2016

Consumer Technology Association (CTA) director of environmental policy and sustainability Allison Schumacher expressed concern regarding the passage of the packaging task force bill (S.B. 233) by Senator Ted Kennedy, Jr. "We share Senator ...

Tags: CT Packaging, packaging

Mccain Foods Plans to Invest $10m in The Expansion of Its Smithton Potato Processing Plant

Jul 13, 2015

McCain Foods is planning to invest $10m in the expansion of its Smithton potato processing plant in Tasmania, Australia. Work under the expansion includes the installation of a new $1.6m packing line at the facility, which produces french ...

Tags: food manufacture, vegetable, McCain Foods, potato processing plant, popato

Analysts Expects Corn Planting to Have Reached Just Shy of The Halfway Point

May 8, 2015

Most trade analysts expected corn planting to have reached just shy of the halfway point by Sunday, but USDA's Crop Progress report released Monday shows that point came and went quickly in the last week, with planting sitting at 55%. ...

Tags: Corn Planting, corn, Soybean prices

Corn Planting Encounters Weather Window

Apr 28, 2015

Another week of spring planting's come and gone, and the last 7 days saw farmers make a much bigger stride with corn planting than the previous 2 weeks, and that speedy pace is expected to last through at least the next week, forecasters ...

Tags: Corn, Agriculture

Corn Belt Planting Window Closing for 10 More Days

Apr 8, 2015

If farmers in the Corn Belt can get through the next 10 days or so, it should be time to plant corn like crazy. That's if the latest forecast for the region, one that shows lingering moisture is going to keep a lot of fieldwork and ...

Tags: Forecasters, farmers, Agriculture

US Agricultural Development

Apr 1, 2015

Farmers in the U.S. will plant 89.2 million acres of corn this spring, down 2% from last year, while at the same time planting 84.6 million acres of soybeans, up 1% from a year ago. Soybean acreage will be higher in 21 of the 31 major ...

Tags: Grain Stocks, Soybeans, Corn

There's Less Corn and Fewer Soybeans on Hand in The U.S. Right Now

Dec 11, 2014

There's less corn and fewer soybeans on hand in the U.S. right now than the trade expected heading into Wednesday's monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and Crop Production report. Wednesday's WASDE report shows a ...

Tags: Grain Prices, Corn, Soybean

General Outlook Begun to Trend Slightly Drier in Parts of Brazil

Nov 13, 2014

Monday's USDA Crop Production caught the market's attention for a short time, but since then, the focus has turned to the weather in key soybean-growing areas of South America. Though rainfall is forecast in some of those critical areas, ...

Tags: Soybean, Agriculture

Corn Harvest Is Almost to The Halfway Point While Soybean Harvest Continues to Stain Pace

Oct 29, 2014

Corn harvest is almost to the halfway point in what some farmers are starting to say will be a "long fall," while soybean harvest continues to progress closer to the average pace, according to Monday's USDA-NASS Crop Progres report. ...

Tags: Corn, Soybean

The Current Condition of Luggage Industry in China

Sep 2, 2014

There are many life time chance at the moment to be the top brands in the current competition of the whole luggage market in china. For the luggage brands and luggage manufacturers in china, the first brand who take the first step and ...

Tags: Luggage, Luggage Industry

Corn Conditions Moved Slightly Higher While Soybean Conditions Dipped

Aug 26, 2014

Corn conditions moved slightly higher while soybean conditions dipped in the last week, the latter likely because of crop damage inflicted by warmer-than-normal temperatures in the last week. Monday's USDA-NASS Crop Progress report shows ...

Tags: Corn, Soybeans, Agriculture

The U.S. Corn and Soybean Crops Are Developing at a Pace Ahead of Normal

Aug 18, 2014

The U.S. corn and soybean crops are developing at a pace ahead of normal despite the fact the last week's seen a slight dip in the condition of both as new forecasts hint at a continued shortage of rainfall in much of the Corn Belt through ...

Tags: Slip, Agriculture, Food

The U.S. Corn and Soybean Crops Are Developing at a Pace Ahead of Normal

Aug 18, 2014

The U.S. corn and soybean crops are developing at a pace ahead of normal despite the fact the last week's seen a slight dip in the condition of both as new forecasts hint at a continued shortage of rainfall in much of the Corn Belt through ...

Tags: Slip, Agriculture, Food

The Development Pace for Both Crops Settled in Close to The Average Pace

Aug 18, 2014

Corn conditions took a slight dip, while soybean conditions moved up slightly in the last week, as the development pace for both crops settled in close to the average pace, according to Monday's USDA-NASS Crop Progress report. Overall, ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, Corn

China Is Unlikely to Reclaim Its Position as a Major Exporter of Molybdenum Oxide

Apr 1, 2014

China is unlikely to reclaim its position as a major exporter of molybdenum oxide and ferromolybdenum despite the World Trade Organization ordering the country to remove export taxes and quota controls on the commodities, market sources ...

Tags: Molybdenum Exports, molybdenum oxide, ferromolybdenum

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