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- L’accaparement des terres en Amérique latine
12 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Les terres québécoises attirent les Chinois
11 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Anywaa Survival Organisation: The Ethiopian government’s secret land grab deals
11 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Hedge fund-backed farm group Tejar weighs US IPO
11 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Les achats de terres cultivables s’accélèrent dans le monde
10 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Land grab in Africa is not a good development: Radio report
10 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Ethiopia: Kala Negara Miskin Suplai Makanan Untuk Negara Kaya
09 Mar 2010 | No Comments - El nuevo acaparamiento de tierras en América Latina
09 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Food estate feared to marginalize Papuans
09 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Rausing company pays EUR 8.2mn for arable land in Romania
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- Les terres québécoises attirent les Chinois
11 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Land grabbing in Latin America
05 Mar 2010 | 2 Comments - Résistance à Gambela contre l’accaparement des terres : Entretien avec Nyikaw Ochalla
02 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Struggles against land grabs in Gambella: Interview with Nyikaw Ochalla
02 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Touche pas à mes terres ! Spéciale de France Inter
01 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Les terres agricoles des pays émergents, “la nouvelle frontière”
01 Mar 2010 | No Comments - Land leasing in Ethiopia: a shameless land grab by the rich or an opportunity for the poor?
25 Feb 2010 | No Comments - OSA: Open letter to the UN Sec-Gen on land grab and evictions in Oromia
25 Feb 2010 | No Comments - EALA adopts common strategy for food security in the region
24 Feb 2010 | No Comments - Indonesia aims to be world’s breadbasket
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Ruchi Soya takes farm land on lease in Ethiopia
Ruchi Soya Industries, one of the leading edible oil processors, on Friday announced a major farm land acquisition in Ethiopia for soybean cultivation. -
India: Edible oil industry eyes offshore cultivation
India's edible oil industry, which has been trying over the past couple of years to venture into oilseeds cultivation in Paraguay and Uruguay, but could not make much headway due to high cost of finance, is charged up again to take fresh initiatives to realise the dream project. -
Corporates turn to Latin America for oilseeds farming
Driven by food security concerns, about 15 companies, led by the State Trading Corporation (STC), have formed a consortium to engage in corporate farming either in Paraguay or Uruguay. Among other notable firms that have joined the consortium are Gujarat Ambuja, Ruchi Soya Industries and Jhunjhunwala Vanaspati Ltd. -
Indian firms scout for farms overseas
The Solvent Extraction Association, currently visiting South America, will come up with a techno-feasibility report on carrying out contract farming by Indian companies either in Argentina, Paraguay or Uruguay.