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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES

FARM CREDIT
Karnataka Bank plans to extend more agri credit
IN its endeavour to take agriculture credit portfolio to 18 per cent of the net bank credit by 2008, Karnataka Bank has initiated steps such as reducing exposure to a particular sector and has been looking at exploring untapped potential ... More

HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES

  • Meeting with AP chilli farmers

    RUBBER
    Rubber up on poor arrivals
    As expectations of an improvement in arrivals failed to materialise on the resumption of rains, covering groups started to offer better quotations to procure enough quantum to fulfil their commitments. All the grades except latex gained on the ... More

    Crumb share
    A scene at a crumb rubber unit in Kerala. Despite record rubber production and high prices, crumb rubber processing is yet to catch up in the country due to poor demand in the market. ... More

    SUGAR
    Sugarcane area may shrink in key States
    THE area under sugarcane is likely to decline in the key States of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, while it may increase in Uttar Pradesh. The area under sugarcane in Uttar Pradesh is expected to rise though sowing figures up to May 13 ... More

    Bannari to foray into refined sugar production
    BANNARI Amman Sugars Ltd is planning to foray into production of refined sugar. Having completed the trial run, the company is all set to commence commercial production of the product very soon. The sugar producing major is in talks with ... More

    TEA
    Mixed trend in Kochi tea sale
    A MIXED trend persisted for almost all varieties of tea at the Kochi tea auction. Though the dust sale witnessed a fair demand, it was comparatively low for the leaf varieties. Of the 10,32,000 kg on offer in the dust category, the CTC market ... More

    GOLD & SILVER
    But the sun shines over bullion markets
    EVEN as the equity market was witnessing massive losses on Monday, commodity exchanges enjoyed huge participation, resulting in high volumes. However, the spurt in the trade was restricted to gold and silver. Other commodities, both in terms of ... More

    BIO-TECH & GENETICS
    Greenpeace flays report on GM crops
    The report suggests giving a blanket approval to gene constructs and rejects the need of evaluating each application of the construct in different uses. More

    SPICES & CONDIMENTS
    EC withdraws alert notification against chilli exporter
    "The results of the counter samples using other methods have been favourable and the products have been released." More




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