Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, January 12, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 12, 2006 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES FARM CREDIT Bengal's credit needs for plantation, horticulture put at Rs 184 crore According to Nabard, the diverse agro-climatic and physiographic conditions in the plains, and the hilly zone offer scope for cultivation of several high-value medicinal and aromatic plants. More RUBBER 
Rubber may continue to rule over Rs 70/kgNATURAL rubber prices may continue to rule above Rs 70 a kg in the coming months as production will begin to peter out from mid-February even as its demand is likely to continue, according to traders. "There is very little chance that the price ... More
Spot rubber gains on bullish global trend SUGAR Sugar prices decline as Centre releases extra quota for UP mills SUGAR spot prices have suffered a setback with the announcement of 50,000 tonnes of additional free sale quota to Uttar Pradesh-based mills by the Union Government on Tuesday. Spot prices of medium grade (M-30) in Mumbai declined to Rs ... More TEA Higher volumes of tea for sale at Coonoor THE volume of tea catalogued for sale at the Coonoor Tea Trade Association auctions on Thursday and Friday are nearly three lakh kg more than the first sale for 2006 held last week — the lowest for years. A volume of 10.39 lakh kgs has been ... More FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING FICCI seeks Govt sops for agri-processing industry FOR providing support to the food-processing sector, the industry chamber FICCI has asked the Government to levy zero excise duty on all farm produce and processed foods. The chamber has also asked reductions in duty on machinery to four per ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS Himalya Intl begins first phase of cheese production HIMALYA International Ltd (HIL) has begun its first phase of cheese production at its new plant in Himachal Pradesh. Commercial production is expected to commence next month. "A technical team from the foreign collaborator visited our unit ... More
NDDB in pact with Sri Lanka body COFFEE 
Gathering momentumWorkers picking coffee at an estate in Madikeri in Kodagu district, Karnataka. Coffee harvest is in full swing and a rise in global prices has come in handy for the growers. Coffee prices are near six-month high on tight supply, though the rates ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 1-Jan. 7 Rally in commodity prices may continue in Q1 Banks achieve 57% of farm credit target in H1 Tariff values on vegetable oils reduced — Industry terms it as `small revision'; steepest cut for RBD palmolein Africa promises bed of roses for floriculture sector Onion production may top record 6 m tonnes — Potato output seen up 50 lakh tonnes Spices Board to conduct W. Asia market study To ensure remunerative prices — Tobacco Board's SPV proposal runs into rough weather The untold story of revision in palm oil tariff by the Centre |
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