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Japan Plans to Invest in Bangladesh’s Sugar Industry

Japan has shown interest in investing in the sugar industry of Bangladesh along with other sectors. The Bangladeshi Daily Star

Japan is a major raw sugar importer and currently imports around 1.0 million tonnes of raw sugar per year. This

Asia’s first plant to mass-produce biofuel that does not reduce food stocks will be built in Thailand, according to Japanese

Japan will be providing financial assistance of 800 million yen or P377 million to assist as many as 84,000 Filipino Read more

Nestle Japan has found a new way to create chocolate without adding any sugar, This product is entirely made from Read more

The Kasikorn Bank Research Center has lately assessed increasing needs of biofuel tablets, known as wood pellet, in Japan, after Read more

Leading sugar producer Mitsui Sugar Co. and trading house Mitsui & Co. will acquire a full stake in a Singapore Read more

Japan’s government has instituted a new biofuels policy that will allow imports of gas additive ETBE made from U.S. corn-based Read more