Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Private sector urged to tap potential in agri, horticulture sectors DR M.V. Rao, Chairman of AP Netherlands Biotechnology Programme, has asked the private sector to step in to tap huge opportunities in agriculture and horticulture. He also asked them to contribute for research and development as their ... More COMMODITY EXCHANGES 
Centre to introduce Warehousing development BillTHE Government is likely to introduce a Warehousing Development and Regulation Bill in the next Parliament session by making warehouse receipts negotiable for the benefit of farmers and commodity traders, said the Union Agriculture Minister, Mr ... More WHEAT Wheat tops Rs 7,500/t; imports may be dearer Traders warn that the moment India enters the international market as a buyer, prices would further escalate by $10-15 a tonne. More AQUACULTURE Trawling ban takes effect in Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The monsoon-time trawling ban came into effect within the territorial waters of the State from midnight on Tuesday. The 45-day ban will hold until July 29, an official spokesman quoted the Fisheries Minister, Mr ... More INSIGHT Crop protection products — Data-holder deserves a better deal The original registrant of a crop protection product demonstrates its safety and efficacy to the regulator, and is committed to quality and stewardship through the product's life cycle. Farmers bank on him for new solutions to meet their crop protec tion needs. He should thus be assured of a certain period of data exclusivity during which he can recover the huge costs incurred in developing the product, says Uttam Gupta. More INSURANCE 
Weather insurance: Taking on the Rain GodRECENTLY, a photo in a business daily featured Mr Suparas Bhandari, Chairman and Managing Director of the Agricultural Insurance Company (AIC), alongside the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram. The Finance Minister, the accompanying report said, ... More RUBBER Rubber prices up on lack of sellers SPOT rubber rates bounced back on Tuesday. After a steady opening, market turned firm as it was difficult to find quantum sellers at lower levels. Meanwhile, the proposed strike of the workers in the plantation sector could not be averted as ... More TEA Tata Tea mulls acquiring more global brands KOCHI, which was looking after the erstwhile south Indian plantations business of Tata Tea, will be transformed into its export hub, while Bangalore will be elevated to the position of the marketing and supply chain centre of the company. The ... More
Tea exports to West Asia, North Africa increase
Record offering slated for Coonoor tea sales this week SPICES & CONDIMENTS EOUs/SEZs dealing in spices must register with board The objective behind the move is to ensure quality of spices exported. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jun. 5-Jun. 11 Cotton imports may slow down: USDA Rising output puts palm oil under pressure Relief for oleoresin units as ban on light berries pepper import goes Coffee may zoom higher |
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