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- Global sulfur trade has been hit hard by conflict around Iran and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, which used to move about half of the world’s sulfur. Prices have exploded as a result. Back in January, sulfur was $150-180 per ton.
- South Africa's winter crop sector remains a vital part of the country's agricultural economy, producing between 2.7 million and 2.8 million tons of crops annually. Wheat continues to dominate the winter grain industry and plays a crucial role in national food security, while barley supports the malting and brewing industries.
- At Temple Foods, purity isn’t a marketing claim—it’s our mission. Unlike most supplement manufacturers, we never use synthetic chemicals, binders, fillers, lubricants, or preservatives in our products. We’ve dedicated this journey to crafting natural, wholesome remedies that honour the original goodness of God's creation—unspoiled and unaltered.
- The future of chocolate won’t be saved in boardrooms. It will be saved under the trees.For too long, the cocoa industry pushed for bigger harvests at the cost of forests, soil, and long-term survival. Now climate change is hitting back. In West Africa, farmers face unpredictable rain, rising heat, uneven crops, and more risk every season.
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