Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, January 11, 2003
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Farm Ministry issues norms for fishing operations WITH a recent revalidation of India's marine fisheries potential showing that "fishing pressure'' on the stocks in the near-shore waters going up considerably, the Ministry of Agriculture has come out with a string of guidelines recently to ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES Tomato prices dip in Karnataka BANGALORE: Farmers of North Karnataka are now faced with the price slump for tomatoes. Coming on the heels of the price slump in onion, the farmers are in a quandary as they are saddled with heavy burden of loans taken for growing ... More RUBBER Rubber prices slip further RUBBER prices continued to decline on rising supply, especially due to fresh inflow of supplies from interior plantation areas. The market is seen getting enough rubber in the next few days as long as the downward trend persists. Buying has ... More TEA The TMCO controversy: Strike raises lots of queries A DAY after buyers have called a nationwide strike from January 18 over the Tea (Marketing) Control Order 2003 (TMCO), a series of questions are being raised in concerned industry circles. Will the strike be at all effective? Can the buyers ... More
Indcoserve plays solo at Coonoor
TMCO: FMCG cos seen affected
Southern buyers join sales boycott TECHNOLOGY RRL transfers new technology to Hyderabad co THE Regional Research Laboratory, Thiruvananthapuram (RRL-T) has transferred its latest `Swing Technology' for making food colours, spice flavours and extractions from fresh or dry spices and botanicals to Prudent Natural Products based in ... More COFFEE Heavy withdrawals at ICTA auctions With the rates offered not meeting growers' expectations, a large volume was withdrawn from Thursday's auctions. The domestic trade bought selectively while exporters showed some interest in Arabicas. The New York coffee futures reached ... More POULTRY TN farmers to cull broilers at 65 weeks — 20 pc output cut move to prop dormant prices STAGNANT prices in the live chicken market has forced broiler producers in Tamil Nadu to roll out a production cut plan once again. This they hope will arrest the price falling below the production cost. The chicken producers representative ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Inside China Stock scam unravelling Petrol pump controversy Kelkar Report Reliance & Telecom Competition 2002: A drought year Gold: Still the winner? Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma NPAs in Banking In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics India Interior Consumer Notes Looking back Dec. 29-Jan. 4 Kelkar suggestion on edible oil duty a healthy one Tea futures marks Upasi bid to be supply chain leader — Mr N. Dharmaraj, Chairman of Upasi Tea Committee Drought takes toll on arabica output — Production seen 10-15 pc lower than estimates Gujarat groundnut oil trading resumes — But at slow pace as Modi-millers spat shows no sign of ending Rice exporters fault Govt policies, fear loss |
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