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The current bullish trend of crude palm oil (CPO) prices would not have a severe impact on Malaysia's palm oil exports, but may lead buyers to switch to other oils that are less expensive. Speaking to reporters after presenting certificates of appreciation at the Malaysian International Commodity Conference and Showcase (MICCOS) 2007 here yesterday, Chin said the total volume of palm oil exports had risen over the last six months although there was a "slight" decrease in export volume to...

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But, researchers said, while plant breeders race to develop cultivars resistant to the nematode, they are slowed by the current time-consuming and expensive methods of screening for resistant plants. Disclaimer: Many of the stories on this site may or may not contain copyrighted material whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Scientists at the University of Georgia report discovering several molecular markers that will help in screening for root-knot...

<p> NEW YORK, July 2 (Reuters) - Chemical maker DuPont Co. <DD.N> said on Monday it has completed regulatory submissions for its Optimum GAT trait in corn to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.</p> <

Roasted soybean targets 'beany-free' snacks A roasted soybean, made from a newly-available soybean variety, claims to allow snack manufacturers to develop products with less of

CHICAGO Agriculture futures ended Friday mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade. Beef futures retreated, while pork futures finished mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.