Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, June 28, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Shrimp rates rule firm BLACK tiger shrimp prices have shown some increase with contracts concluded at $10.50 per kg 16/20 counts as compared to about $10.30 earlier this week, according to market sources. The sources said the indication of firming up was due to the ... More PLANTATIONS Karnataka: Meet to discuss support price for arecanut today ARECANUT growers of coastal Karnataka are hoping that months of lobbying for a support price will bear fruit at a meeting to be organised tomorrow to discuss the issue. A formal announcement is expected later next month. According to local ... More RUBBER Rubber prices begin to fall RUBBER prices declined on Thursday following some improvement in arrivals with RSS-4 settling down at Rs 40 a kg. The market witnessed unusual trading activities with sellers' pressure gradually mounting. All sections of the buyers were active ... More SUGAR ICICI Infotech ERP package for sugar units ICICI Infotech announced the first sale of its ERP package, Orion@Sugars, for mid-sized sugar companies to Sri Chamundeshwari Sugar. It also announced the launch of a new version, Orion 9 i, a fully-Web-enabled product that can integrate with ... More TEA S. India May tea output down COIMBATORE: While the global tea production is expected to plunge by over 38 million kg this year, the South Indian production alone is estimated to be lower by 17 mkg during the current calendar year. The South Indian tea production ... More COIR Coir sector moots park under ASIDE THE coir industry, centred around the Alappuzha district, has proposed that a coir park be set up in Cherthala under the Assistance to States for Infrastructure Development for Exports and Allied Activities (ASIDE) scheme so that shipments of ... More
Coir workers in dire straits AGRICULTURAL POLICY US releases $100 m for farm exports IN an effort to promote agricultural products exports overseas more aggressively, the US has announced the release of over $100 million to be utilised for programmes for increasing trade opportunities and accessing markets. Reaffirmation of the ... More IPR EU moves WTO to protect basmati, Darjeeling tea IN a move that should benefit basmati rice and Darjeeling tea, the European Union (EU) has launched an initiative in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to protect products with unique geographical indications. The EU presented two ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 16-Jun. 22 Policy on FDI in tobacco soon How the US subsidises its farmers Wheat prices at 26-month high ISGEC sells 50,000 t sugar to Bangladesh Sugar prices dip to 6-year low — ISMA, NFCSF seek to restore monthly quota system India to oust Vietnam for second place in global rice exports US Farm Act: Massive spending to boost agri-biz |
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