Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, January 06, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 06, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Geomatics lab inauguration today THE State Soil Survey unit of the Department of Agriculture is setting up a geomatics lab for management of the spatial and non-spatial database on land resources using the GIS (Geographical Information System) technology. Announcing this, Dr ... More COMMODITY EXCHANGES NCDEX launches maize, gur futures THE NCDEX on Tuesday launched futures trade in maize and gur. The exchange now has 23 agriculture commodities available for trading. Mr A. Venkateshulu, General Manager of Andhra Pradesh Co-operative Marketing Federation (Hyderabad), and Mr ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Problems of plentyA buyer picking Nendran bananas in Aluva, Kerala. Following a glut in the market, banana prices have crashed to Rs 7.50 a kg this week at the Aluva market from Rs. 14 a week ago. This has forced the Vegetable and Fruit Promotion Council in the ... More RUBBER Rubber prices ease on buyer resistance AS part of an effort to cool down the domestic physical rubber prices, manufacturers, covering groups and major stockists put a halt to their procurement on Wednesday. Reacting to the strong buyer resistance, RSS 4 slipped to Rs 54.25 from Rs ... More TEA Banking on qualitea Wagh Bakri, which offers HLL and Tata Tea stiff competition in the Gujarat, MP and Rajasthan tea markets, will bide its time in expanding its presence. More METALS 
Metal scrap prices rise on import curbsNON-FERROUS metal scrap prices have increased by 6-8 per cent in the last two months following the drop in import of scrap into the country. Imports have fallen due to changes in the import procedure, traders said. In October 2004, the DGFT ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Solvent extractors in a fix over hexane duty claim — Excise officials demand penalty for non-export of soyabean oil SOLVENT extractors, especially of soyabean, are facing a tricky situation with the Central Excise authorities demanding penalty, including interest, on the duty to be paid for hexane used by them. Hexane is used by the extractors as solvent to ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Spices Board extends airfreight sops to cardamom exporters till Jan 31 SPICES Board has extended the airfreight assistance to exporters for exporting cardamom till January 31, 2005. The decision has been taken following demand from exporters, who claim that there are sufficient enquiries from overseas and that ... More
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