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Wednesday, January 09, 2002
Agri Prices (Jan. 8)
Sugar (S-30)1385 (1385)
Copra2700 (2700)
Coconut oil3725 (3700)
Rice (fine)1700 (1700)
Turmeric (gola)1400 (1400)

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Marginal fall in cardamom
CARDAMOM prices declined marginally on Monday at the major auctions in Kerala and Tamil Nadu for want of buying support. However, a drop in arrivals prevented a steep fall. Buying activities, by both exporters and domestic players, were at low ... More

RUBBER


Sheet rubber unchanged
SHEET rubber market was unchanged on lacklustre trading on Tuesday. Demand from the tyre and general rubber goods sectors was modest. Latex market however, remained steady to firm as buyers had difficulty in locating enough supply. RSS 4 was ... More

TAXATION


ICAI urges tax on farm income
It has been recommended that cases in which agricultural income exceeds more than Rs 2 lakh should get the accounts audited to `discourage assessees from showing taxable income as agricultural income.' More

FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING


Food park funds not used fully: Minister
FAILURE of the States and Union Territories to fully utilise the first instalment of the funds released by the Centre for the food parks has led to a delay in the release of the second instalment, the Union Minister of State for Food Processing ... More

BIO-TECH & GENETICS


`Market-driven tech key to biotech success'
MARKET-DRIVEN technology and assessment of internal and external market requirements are among the key elements important to the success of biotechnology infrastructure as biotech-parks and incubators, said Dr M.S. Swaminathan, Chairman, M.S. ... More

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    FOODGRAINS


    FCI blamed for wheat products export mess
    THE pricing policy of the Food Corporation of India (FCI) has kept export of wheat products from taking off, claim southern roller flour millers. For reasons best known to itself, FCI has announced prices that make exports unviable. While ... More

    COTTON


    Customs duty on raw cotton doubled
    THE Government has doubled the basic customs duty on raw cotton to 10 per cent. The move follows a recovery in domestic production from last year's 12-year-low of 93.9 lakh bales (of 170 kg each) to an estimated 123 million bales in ... More

    OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


    Groundnut oil may rise on consumer switch-over
    GROUNDNUT oil prices are seen rising from the current levels in the next couple of months in view of consumers' increased preference for it over sunflower oil. As a result of good prices, farmers are also expected to opt for sowing groundnut next ... More

    REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS


    Mangalore APMC direct buys from Jan 20
    MANGALORE: The Chairman of the Agricultural Produce Market Committee here has announced that the Mangalore APMC would start direct purchase of arecanut, copra and other agricultural commodities from January 20. The direct purchase is ... More
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