![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, March 14, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RUBBER Sheet rubber spurts KOTTAYAM: The sheet rubber market here spurted on Wednesday following intensified direct grower purchases at the minimum notified price by member co-operatives of the Rubber Marketing Federation. The federation has asked the ... More TEA TN planters flay Centre for woes The Planters' Association of Tamil Nadu (PAT), which had welcomed the Union Budget proposals for the plantation sector, now sees it offering the `least benefit' on the industry. PAT has alleged that the unprecedented crisis has been brought by ... More CONSULTING Farm consultancy services launched MUMBAI: A new consultancy service designed to meet the technology and business needs of large corporations and entrepreneurs with early state privately held technology companies has been set up by Mr Frank Tomasino, founder and former ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS New Zealand `dumping' irks butter oil trade DOMESTIC dairy producers fear that large-scale `dumping' of old stocks of butter oil is taking place, especially from New Zealand, following the five per cent customs duty reduction announced in the Union Budget. According to Mr Deepak Jain, ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Paradip port to offer land for edible oils facilities THE Paradip Port Trust (PPT) will soon be floating tenders inviting bids for about 10 to 12 acres of land to be offered on a long-term lease specifically for the purpose of setting up tankage, refining and other related facilities for edible ... More
Nepal pact a fillip for vanaspati makers FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AP move to attract FDI in Kuppam farm project The Kuppam project has been taken up with the Israeli knowhow and is being implemented by BHC Agro India. Its purpose is to increase water use efficiency and productivity, demonstrate modern agricultural technology and methods being used in Israel, i mprove marketing and encourage value-addition. More CO-OPERATIVES Cabinet nod for national policy on co-operatives THE Cabinet today approved the national policy on co-operatives. It aims at professionalisation and democratisation of operation of co-operatives and will facilitate their development as self-reliant and economically-viable organisations. The ... 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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