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Maaden reopens phosphate, ammonia plantsMaaden Phosphate Co (MPC) has restarted a diammonium phosphate plant (DAP) in Saudi Arabia after repairing the ammonia plant that feeds it, but the shutdowns will negatively impact profits, the co More… |
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Growing gold on plantsMoney doesn't grow on trees. How about gold? Yes, an international team of scientists has found a way to grow and harvest gold from crop plants. Called phytomining, the technique uses plants More… |
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Kaspersky plans software to secure vital plantsRussian anti-virus software company Kaspersky Lab is developing a secure operating system to run computers inside nuclear power plants and other vital infrastructure and industrial plants, its founder and CEO said. More… |
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Customs opens endangered species campaignDubai Customs today opened its second awareness campaign this year at the Deira City Centre which is aimed at protecting endangered animals. This follows the success of its first campaign held last May at Mirdif City Center, a statement fr More… |
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Bahrain law against transfer of banned plantsBahrain has amended and approved a pan-GCC legislation on the transfer of seeds and shrubs, which could mean people caught importing, exporting or growing banned plants will face prison. The Shura Council wanted to bring the new bill, whic More… |
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Top agri trade shows open in DubaiWorld of Perishables (WOP Dubai) and International Plant Expo Middle East (IPM Dubai), the Middle East’s largest trade shows for perishables and plants, opened today (September 26) at the Dubai Airport Expo. The events were inaugurate More… |
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ME sees surge in fruit, vegetables importThe import of fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers into the Middle East region continues to witness a steady growth with Dubai alone importing Dh5.3 billion worth of products, said a government official. Abdulla Mohammed Rafia, as More… |
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Toyota, Nissan to restart Japan plantsJapanese carmakers Toyota and Nissan said they will restart all domestic assembly plants from around mid-April after production was halted due to the nation's biggest recorded earthquake. In doing so they will join rival Honda in resuming More… |
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Bahrain 'concrete jungles' set to go greenHomes and buildings in Bahrain will be obliged to have hydroponic gardens, where plants are grown without soil, in upcoming months, it has emerged. The scheme is being spearheaded by the Manama Municipal Council and will be implemented in More… |
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Toyota revives Brazil, US plant projectsToyota Motor Corp is set to resume construction of car assembly plants in Brazil and Mississippi which were put on hold amid the global financial crisis, the Nikkei business daily said on Thursday. A Toyota spokeswoman said, however, that More… |
