Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, February 12, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AGRICULTURE Karnataka to extend cocoa cultivation to 2 lakh hectares KARNATAKA is to bring two lakh hectares under cocoa over a period of time as an intercrop with coconut. As part of this effort, already cocoa has been planted in 2,000 hectares of irrigated gardens in the State. If the enthusiasm shown by the ... More FLORICULTURE Tanflora notified agri-export zone TANFLORA, the floriculture incubator project being set up by the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (Tidco) and the Bangalore-based CCL Flowers near Hosur has been converted into an agri-export zone (AEZ). The Directorate-General of ... More RUBBER Sheet rubber gains KOTTAYAM: Sheet rubber and block rubber made further gains as supply crunch continued, despite low buying interest. Latex 60 per cent, however, remained flat. Traders offered higher than the prices that prevailed on Saturday, to attract ... More TEA ITA for quality check of imports THE Indian Tea Association (ITA) feels that there is a need to appoint inspection agencies at different ports to check the quality of imported teas. Mr Bharat Bajoria, Chairman of ITA, stated this at the 101st Annual General Meeting of Surma ... More
Tea industry wants Budget to focus on quality products OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Trade seeks ban on Nepalese vanaspati AS the Indo-Nepal Trade Treaty comes up for review once again after a three-month postponement late last year, the Indian vanaspati industry is waiting for the Government to come to its rescue. Given the huge negative impact of unchecked imports ... More COFFEE Coffee cartel closes shop THE Association of Coffee Producing Countries (ACPC), a cartel of 15 nations that produces 70 per cent of the global coffee, has ceased to operate. The winding up of ACPC's operations comes at a time when India is trying to draw the world's ... More POULTRY 
TN broilers set to chant frozen meat mantra -- Mull adopting Lankan marketing modelFINDING themselves amidst plenty, chicken producers in Tamil Nadu's broiler heartland here are planning to shift gears from live-bird production into processed chickens. The shift is intended to benefit the State's broiler producers in two ... More OUTLOOK Rabi prospects bright: CMIE RABI prospects for 2001-2002 appear bright as the area under rabi crop during the 2001-2002 season is higher by 11 per cent at 54.7 million hectares, according to the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). ``Compared with the normal ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Feb. 3-Feb. 9 Govt may allow FDI in tobacco sector S&S Industries exits oil palm business -- TN licence being reallocated to Cauvery Oil Coffee output slide likely to continue Gold, silver zoom to new high ISEC to pick up stake in sugartrade.com Gold zooms to 5-year high Rose exports up ahead of Valentine's Day |
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