Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, May 17, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RUBBER Rubber makes further gains RUBBER prices made further gains on Thursday in the absence of sellers. The presence of buyers eager to covering their requirements activated the price mechanism and it resulted in firming up of prices. Traders offered better rates to elicit ... More
TEA Duncans to expand retail loose tea biz MR G.P Goenka's flagship, Duncans Industries Ltd, has decided to take its branded retail loose tea business to Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan after consolidating its position in West Bengal. A little over a month back, the company opened ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS Frost & Sullivan to help AP showcase biotech potential Ernst &Young, engaged by the Government, has drawn up a comprehensive policy framework for biotechnology initiatives within the State and is closely associated with the implementation. More FOODGRAINS FAO sees lower cereal output THE first forecasts for cereal production in 2002 and utilisation in 2002-03 by Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) indicate that output will remain below the expected level of utilisation and stocks will have to be drawn down again in 2003 ... More AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS Icrisat plans to launch social marketing THE International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics (Icrisat) is making a concerted effort to initiate social marketing strategies to attract funds from development investors, to tap private sector and non-traditional funding ... More COTTON Super Spinning's `backward' move for farm-to-garment link THE city-based Super Spinning Mills Ltd, the Rs 300 crore turnover textile company, claims to be the first textile enterprise in the South to achieve the `farm-to-garment' link to give total integration to its cotton textile manufacture. The ... More JUTE Calcutta HC alters stay on jute packaging order THE Calcutta High Court has modified its order staying the implementation of the Government's notification to reduce usage of jute packaging for sugar to 90 per cent from 100 per cent. Mr Justice P.C. Ghose, in his order, said the modification ... More COFFEE POULTRY Egg washing unit to come up near Hyderabad AGRO Corpex India Ltd, a poultry farmers body, is establishing an eggs washing, grading, packing and cold storage unit at a cost of Rs 5.16 crore at Saroornagar on the city outskirts . The project is to be executed in two phases. The first ... More WTO Plea to remove farm sector from WTO purview In a declaration adopted at the Kathmand conference, the representatives criticised the existing pattern of world agriculture development and food production, the effect of which, they claimed, was damaging the lives of the people of Asia. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 5-May. 11 No chance of cotton prices going up: Rana White stem borer may hit coffee output Centre unveils relief package for coffee Cotton firm unveils new contract farming model Agri exports post 36.5% growth Two nations, two agricultures Marine exports down on slump in global seafood market Karnataka, AP spat over paring tobacco output -- Centre sends emissary to probe board affairs Russia fails to make purchases despite tea MoU with India |
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