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Posted on August 5, 2010August 5, 2010

Nibbles: FARA, Khat, Pepsi in Peru

  • Another blog about FARA’s 2010 meeting, this post features our friend Ehsan Dulloo. (Where’s an aggregator when you need one?)
  • Mikrokhan masticates the khat economy. Would it really not grow locally?
  • PepsiCo invests USD3 million over 3 years in Peruvian potatoes. Why not use CIP?

Fresh Nibbles

    1. Blue mangoes.
    2. Kampot pepper.
    3. Antarctic flowering plant.
    4. Sapelo Island red pea.
    5. Navajo seed data.

    Published on August 24, 2026

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