Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, March 13, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES COMMODITY EXCHANGES FMC selects BCE to launch tea futures -- UPASI, First Commodity may be asked to tie up THE Forward Markets Commission (FMC) has selected the Bombay Commodity Exchange as one of the bourses that will receive in principle approval for opening a futures exchange for tea. Confirming this to Business Line, Mr A.K. Bhatt, ... More INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Giving IT roots With a click of the mouse, farmers across AP can opt for an integrated credit facility and interact with markets across the country, says CoOptions Technologies. More RUBBER Rubbermark to export 20,000 t THE Union Government has approved a proposal to export 20,000 tonnes of sheet rubber equivalent to RSS4 grade put by the Kerala State Co-operative Rubber Marketing Federation (Rubbermark). The loss to be incurred by the Federation by way of ... More
Sheet rubber improves TEA Transport subsidy for Guwahati tea THE Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry has directed the Tea Board to grant transport subsidy at the rate of Re 1 per kg of tea exported from ICD, Amingaon with effect from January 1. A press release from the Federation of Industries and ... More FOODGRAINS Rice exports up despite fall in global demand DESPITE a small anticipated decline in global rice trade in 2002, the country's export performance is expected to show considerable improvement thanks to the Government support. The pace of shipment has been strong in recent months with sales to ... More SILK Japan agency to support bivoltine silk project THE Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is keen to extend technical cooperation for the third phase of the bivoltine sericulture technology development project, which aims at disseminating and commercialising bivoltine silk cultivation ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Vanaspati makers laud changes in Indo-Nepal trade treaty THE Indian Vanaspati Producers' Association (IVPA) has `wholeheartedly applauded' the renewed Indo-Nepal Trade Treaty for the period up to March 5, 2007. ``We give full credit to the Commerce Ministry and External Affairs Ministry officials ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 3-Mar. 9 FMC cancels permission to PWC consortium -- Fresh bids soon for futures exchange Coffee Board seeks to extend interest subsidy `Qualitative value-addition can check fall in spices export' Soft global wheat prices pressurise domestic exports Budget 2002-03: Nurtures middle-men, not farmers Tough days ahead for refiners, traders SBI kisan card turns FMCG golden goose |
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