Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, January 22, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RUBBER Rubber market improves KOTTAYAM: There was all-round improvement in rubber prices on Monday and there are indications that the market will firm up further. The growers are holding back available supply expecting further rise in price according to the trading ... More TEA Accenture moots new approach for tea export THE much-awaited report of the global consultant, Accenture, on the Indian tea industry, which was released on Monday, says that the industry should take a different approach to foreign trade, which would result in an increase in exports to 270 ... More
`Tea import trend disturbing` TECHNOLOGY ICAR action plan to hike output THE Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is currently focussing on consolidating the gains of the green revolution by trying to spread these technologies to the areas hitherto not covered, according to the ICAR Director General, Dr ... More LEATHER Kolkata tanners opt for Maharashtra EPZ ENTICED by the sops being offered by Maharashtra, the city tanners seem to be inclined towards the Ambernath Leather Complex at the Additional Ambernath Export Promotion Zone in Maharashtra. Industry sources said a delegation of West Bengal ... More METALS Copper scrap eases MUMBAI: Prices of copper scrap heavy, lead and aluminium utensils scrap eased on the non-ferrous metal market here on Monday on lack of buying interest from industries. Copper scrap heavy eased to Rs 109.00 per kg from the last ... More FOODGRAINS Scientists deny Pak claims on `infested' wheat SCIENTISTS at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) have refuted Pakistan's claim about Indian wheat being infested by Karnal Bunt (KB) disease. "There has been no outbreak of KB in our wheat during the last five years. The last ... More
Pak move on Karnal Bunt to hit exports to Afghanistan COFFEE Bid to create aura about Indian coffee -- International festival in February FOR the first time, there is an attempt to project Indian coffee as a premium and fancy brand in the global market. The India International Coffee Festival 2002, to be held between February 15 and 17 aims at changing the way people look at Indian ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Cardamom up on short-supply CARDAMOM prices increased on short-supply and rising demand at various auction centres in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The average price was up to Rs 664 per kg on Monday from Rs 592 a week ago. Hectic buying by upcountry traders, especially from ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES El Nino staging comeback? EL Nino, the unusual weather pattern that delayed monsoon in 1997-98 in India and caused severe floods in Bangladesh, is threatening to stage a comeback. The El Nino is caused by unusual rise in the ocean temperatures of the Pacific Ocean along ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Jan. 13-Jan. 19 Further gains in gold likely Tenth Plan to focus more on horticulture: NHB chief TN may privatise sugar co-operatives Nabard moots bank loans against godown receipts -- Guidelines awaiting Government nod Rabi oilseeds output set to recover |
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