The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, January 07, 2006

Falcon Marine Exports poised for growth
DESPITE setbacks like the tsunami, eroding value of the dollar, anti-dumping duties, and plunging value of shrimp in the US markets, Falcon Marine Exports is poised to register growth in turnover and profits this year. The company is a leading ... More

INSIGHT

The untold story of revision in palm oil tariff by the Centre
FORTNIGHTLY revision of tariff values on various imported vegetable oils has been going on for about six months now. A welcome and practical move, considering that the industry was continually howling against the protracted silence of the Union ... More

SUGAR

Record sugar recovery likely in Maharashtra
SUGARCANE crushing in Maharashtra is expected to be around 410 lakh tonnes (lt) during the current season 2005-06 (October/September). So far, 138 sugar mills (116 co-operative and 22 private) have crushed 200 lt of sugarcane and produced 21.50 ... More

DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS

Equivalence arrangement in dairy product exports — EIC in talks with Australian authorities
THE Export Inspection Council of India (EIC) is in talks with Australian authorities to establish `equivalence' arrangement on the dairy products exported from India so that such products could be sold in that country without any ... More

COFFEE

Coffee growers take to `consignment' deals
"CONSIGNMENT" deals are the in-thing in coffee currently, showing growers' confidence in the market's bull run. The deals took place even before the coffee prices rebounded this week to touch a six-month high in New York trade on ... More

TOBACCO

To ensure remunerative prices — Tobacco Board's SPV proposal runs into rough weather
A SPECIAL purpose vehicle (SPV) is necessary for ensuring a remunerative price for the Flue Cured Virginia Tobacco farmers and a proposal is pending with the Union Ministry of Commerce for a long time, according to Dr P. Dayachari, Chairman of ... More

STOCK EXCHANGES

Bearish global trend whips spot rubber
SPOT rubber rates were mixed on Friday. A sharp decline in international futures hammered the market mood, triggering fresh sales from dealers. Though the leading overseas indices recovered partially towards closing, the domestic sheet rubber ... More

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