![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, June 15, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Growth in Vizag port marine goods exports to US MARINE products export from Vizag port recorded a dip in value terms, although in terms of volume there was an increase during the last fiscal. Another significant trend has been a sharp growth in exports to the US, indicating that the efforts of ... More RUBBER Rubber prices at 4-year high RUBBER prices continued their bull run on Friday here touching a four-year high. An extremely thin trading and an uncertainty owing to absence of sellers kept the prices up. The transactions were also very meagre, while reports reaching here ... More SUGAR Cane farmer died of heart ailment, clarifies AP Govt THE death of the cane farmer in Krishna district was not a case of suicide due to delay in payment of arrears by Hanuman Cooperative Sugars Ltd but due to a heart problem, the State Government's Department of Public Enterprises (PE) has said in a ... More TEA Tea prices move up sharply at auctions WITH the arrival of the premium quality of second flush tea, the prices of the beverage have registered a sharp rise in various auction houses across the country. However, tea experts contend that this is a routine rise registered at this ... More
Lankan formula may yield better profits for small tea growers
Dialogue on southern tea trade FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING FOODGRAINS
Kerala basmati growers seek processing unitsFARMERS who have embarked upon basmati cultivation in the State in recent years have urged the Government to set up processing units (mills) with their co-operation so that their produce could be processed and marketed in the State. The farmers ... More JUTE Calcutta HC to take up IJMA petition on June 28 THE Calcutta High Court will hear the petition filed by the Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) against the revamped Jute Packaging Order on June 28. The Cabinet Committee of Economic Affairs (CCEA) diluted the mandatory orders issued under ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Chennai port may lose edible oil import volumes -- Wharfage charge hike steep: Trade THE hub of edible oil imports in South India, Chennai port, may soon lose volumes to other ports in the region following an increase in wharfage charges. Edible oil importers using Chennai port are up in arms against the steep increase in ... More TOBACCO Talks on tobacco crop inconclusive Currently, the auction process is not over in Andhra Pradesh and till now 74 million kg of tobacco has been sold at an average price of Rs 36 a kg. More POULTRY Rising egg prices, exports buoy TN poultry sector DESPITE loss of market due to the Tamil Nadu Government's withdrawal of free-egg supply to noon-meal centres, the poultry sector appears to have recovered ground in egg marketing. Egg prices have firmed up in the last three weeks and the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 2-Jun. 8 100% FDI plan in tea plantation raises queries Eight farmer groups sign up for TN integrated contract cotton scheme Wheat output estimates may be pruned on low procurement Intangible assets and agriculture Margin money for soya oil trading may be hiked |
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