Indians decry move to open up retail to foreign investment
    Many in India's eastern state of West Bengal worry the central government's decision to allow foreign direct investment in retail trade would incur loss of jobs even farmers' land.
    • Global Times
    • 02 July 2012
    India among top 10 land grabbers, sellers: Report
    India is among the top 10 nations to acquire land in both domestic and transnational deals, according to a report released this month by the Washington-based World Watch Institute
    • Times of India
    • 27 June 2012
    African countries invite Indian investment in agriculture
    African nations like Zambia, Ethiopia and Mozambique invited Indian investors to invest in various sectors, especially in agriculture, saying this has the potential to provide food to both Africa and India.
    • IANS
    • 22 June 2012
    Karuturi seeks $100 million to start Ethiopian sugar plantation
    The company has approached the African Development Bank, the African Export-Import Bank and the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank to raise another $100 million for a sugarcane estate.
    • Bloomberg
    • 13 June 2012
    India-UE, è più vicino l’accordo di libero scambio. Ci si preoccupa per le DOP e si trascura il land-grabbing
    Trascurato il land grabbing nell'accordo di libero scambio
    • Il Fatto Alimentare
    • 31 May 2012
    Investors vow to end sugar scarcity
    India's Mahakaushal Sugar and Power Industries has acquired 12,000 ha, and more efforts are being made to acquire an additional 15,000 ha, along Lower Rufiji River basin in Utunge Ward, Tanzania.
    • Tanzania Daily News
    • 22 May 2012
    Why India’s Tata Group is eyeing east African agriculture
    India’s Tata Group is interested to invest in east African farming in order to export agricultural products back to India, where it anticipates a local food supply shortage over the next decades.
    • HowWeMadeItInAfrica
    • 20 April 2012
    Se vende África
    En la última década, los países en desarrollo han dejado en manos extranjeras una superficie equivalente a media Unión Europea. África es un paraíso para estos inversores.
    • Hoy
    • 09 April 2012
    Stop Devoting Our Lands for Food Security of Other Nations
    At least 100 farmers joined a protest in front of the Department of Agriculture in Quezon City led by the members of the Asian Peasant Coalition (APC) in the Philippines such as the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP), AMIHAN (National Federation of Peasant Women), UMA (Union of Agricultural Workers), and the PAMALAKAYA (National Federation of Small Fisherfolks of the Philippines). Also present is the Anakpawis partylist and the National Network of Agrarian Reform Advocates (NNARA)-Youth.
    • Asian Peasant Coalition
    • 29 Mar 2012
    80 Indian firms invest Rs 10,800 cr in African farms
    African continent is the new destination for Indian agriculture companies, as more than 80 of them have invested over Rs 10,800 crore in commercial farming activities in under-developed countries of the region.
    • Financial Chronicle
    • 28 Mar 2012
    Beyond the rosy picture
    Largest cut flower exporter Karuturi Global ventures into food business
    • Business Today
    • 28 Mar 2012
    An Act to feed 120 crore people
    THE NATIONAL Food Security Bill awaiting parliamentary approval should be backed by simultaneous plan to improve essential agricultural linkages as the demand is expected to exceed supply by 2020.
    • Tehelka
    • 27 Mar 2012
  • Sign the petition to stop a Danone's large-scale mangrove plantation and carbon credit project in Aceh!
  • Who's involved?

    Whos Involved?

    Carbon land deals



    Languages



    Special content



    Archives


    Latest posts