Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, April 13, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES COMMODITY EXCHANGES EXCHANGE TRADED COMMODITIES OUTLOOK 2005-06 — A BUSINESS LINE FEATURE 
A reliable investment tool in an emerging marketThe turnover of the commodities in the futures exchanges is expected to overtake that of the capital market in the near future. More WHEAT Rationalisation of freight classification — Southern flour mills feel the heat THE rationalisation of freight classification, particularly for wheat, has left the roller flour mills in the South embittered. This is because the rationalisation leaves the mills paying 33 per cent more for bringing wheat from the northern ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES TNT Express begins `Mango Bytes' service TNT Express has begun its `Mango Bytes' service this year, through which Alphonso mangoes can be sent across international boundaries. A TNT press release says the service, available for over 35 countries, "saves the customers the hassles of ... More COTTON End to Monsanto's Bt cotton monopoly? THERE is seemingly good news for domestic cotton growers, who are now wholly dependent on Monsanto for transgenic Bt technology to combat the dreaded American bollworm insect pest. The US life sciences giant's monopoly is set to be broken, ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL VAT confusion strikes coconut oil prices LACK of clarity in VAT rates for coconut oil has created a slump in the market, weakening demand and resulting in a consequent decline in prices. The rates under VAT for coconut oil has not been specified by the authorities and hence, "we do ... More CASHEW TN, APEDA pact to set up cashew export zone THE Tamil Nadu Government today signed an agreement with the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority to set up a cashew export zone in Cuddalore district at a cost of Rs 10.36 crore. According to a State Government ... More COFFEE Tata Coffee plans to set up facility in Uganda TATA Coffee is looking at expanding its operations overseas and may set up an instant coffee manufacturing facility in Uganda. Tata Coffee's Managing Director, Mr M.H. Ashraff, recently led an official delegation to Uganda on the invitation of ... More LIFE INSURANCE ICICI Lombard, Maharashtra Govt pact to insure farmers ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company has in association with the Government of Maharashtra insured farmers aggregating nearly Rs 1 crore under the personal accident insurance policy. The State Government has sanctioned a total of Rs 6.48 crore ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Apr. 3-Apr. 9 Chilli exports touch all-time high 50% value addition must on tea exports by EOUs, SEZs An island and a crop in transition Edible oil imports seen rising 5 lakh t VAT hits live chicken exports to Kerala Vegoil imports down to 2.48 lakh tonnes in March FMC asks NCDEX to explain delay in imposing margin on guarseed contracts |
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