The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, March 17, 2002

Madras HC upholds Tantea broker selection process
`The Tantea CMD has got every right to allot and re-allot the teas of the corporation factories from time to time to any broking company without assigning any reason.' More

PLANTATIONS

Nilgiri-Wayanad planters relent on wage pact
A MONTH after the Nilgiris Planters' Association (NPA) reached an accord for a reduction in wages, the plantation managements of the Nilgiri-Wynad Planters' Association signed a bi-partite settlement here on Thursday night on similar lines. The ... More

RUBBER

Rubber trade hit by shortage of delivery note books
RUBBER traders are unable to send consignments of rubber procured in the market as they have run short of delivery note book stocks. One leaf from this book should accompany each consignment of rubber duly sealed by the Sales Tax Department in ... More

COFFEE

Good response at ICTA sales
THE Indian Coffee Traders' Association (ICTA) sale held on Friday witnessed a good response from both exporters and the domestic market. The sale had on offer 819 tonnes of coffee, an increase of 202 tonnes over last week. The quantity sold was ... More

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