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HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Tricky issue
GOING GLOBAL: Pineapples being loaded on to a van near Vazhakulam in Kochi. Pineapple holds huge export potential, both in the fresh fruit and processed form. Maintaining global standards in post-harvest management practices such as grading, ... More

RUBBER
`Global rubber trends favourable to growers'
The current trends in the international markets are favourable to the growers and the price will not fall in a big way, said Mr Sajan Peter, Chairman, Rubber Board, while inaugurating a State-level campaign to interact with one lakh rubber ... More

11 pc rise in rubber prices within a week
Futures hit trade ceiling on NMCE; July contracts top Rs 120 More

COTTON
Cotton output seen at record 244 lakh bales
Advisory board sees offtake, exports higher More

OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL
Pre-import curbs on GM soya oil to go
Importers have to await amendment More

Edible oils up on buying
Groundnut oil, RBD palmolein and crude soya oil moved up further on the local edible oil market on Friday on continued buying interest. Groundnut oil raw was up Rs 5 at Rs 470 per 10 kg. Sunflower oil expeller was up Rs 2 at Rs 400 per 10 kg. ... More

SPICES & CONDIMENTS
Lanka unearths illegal spice exports to India
FTA ABUSE More

Cardamom up on buying support
Arrivals in Kerala, TN auction centres `highest' More

Pepper futures fall
Liquidation by bulls More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS
Tea chest lifters withdraw strike
Over 200 tea chest lifters in the Nilgiris who had entered into strike from May 11 demanding higher wages from transport owners have resumed their work. This follows an agreement between the representatives of the tea chest lifters' union and ... More

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