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Thursday, June 27, 2002
Agri Prices (June 26)
Sugar S-301330 (1335)
Palm Oil (10 kg)349 (354)
Groundnut oil ready432 (435)
Coconut oil ready4800 (4800)
Pepper garbled (ready)8000 (8000)

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Tanflora in talks with TIIC for term loan
TANFLORA Infrastructure Park Ltd is looking to Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation (TIIC) for term loan following the exit of the Small Industries Development Bank of India. The company said that it decided to approach TIIC for the loan ... More

RUBBER


Rubber declines
RUBBER prices are showing a tendency to decline with the price of the most popular variety RSS-4 slipping from Rs 42 to Rs 41.25 a kg on Wednesday. The new trends indicate the beginning of downward phase as the weather also is pleasant to ... More

SUGAR


Cong backs AP cane farmers' demand for arrears
THE agitation for payment of arrears following the recently privatisation of Hanuman Co-operative Sugar Factory at Hanuman Junction in Krishna district is hotting up, with the local Congress leaders taking up the cause of the cane farmers. The ... More

BIO-TECH & GENETICS


`Exploit the feel-good factor of GM crops'
THE issue of Bt cotton has had only two extremes — with NGOs at one end vehemently opposing it and the company (Monsanto) and its associates at the other aggressively promoting is. But Dr Manu Kulkarni, founder of HOPE Foundation, wishes to ... More

DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS


Global milk output set for new high
GLOBAL milk production which has been consistently rising over the last few years is set to reach a new high in the current year, thanks to significant contribution from India. In 2002, world milk output is expected to rise by 1.5 per cent to ... More

FOODGRAINS


AP: Rabi procurement higher by 6 lakh t
WITH most of the rabi procurement task nearing completion, the Andhra Pradesh Government has announced that there may not be a need for minimum support price (MSP) intervention from next month even as the State recorded higher procurement of ... More

COCONUT & COPRA


Copra prices touch MSP levels — Nafed unlikely to intervene
WITH copra prices touching the minimum support price (MSP) levels after a gap of more than two years, the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India Ltd (Nafed), expects that it would not have to undertake intervention ... More

POULTRY


Poultry farmers not upbeat on Govt wheat offer
Wheat, as such, cannot be used as a one-to-one replacement for corn and only 15 per cent of it can be utilised in poultry feed. Therefore, wheat will have to be offered at a price 25 per cent less than the prevailing corn price. More

SPICES & CONDIMENTS


User industry chooses to import Lanka pepper
FOLLOWING non-availability of superior quality pepper, the oleoresin industry has resorted to imports of the commodity from Sri Lanka at prices 35 per cent higher than the domestic rates. Though the country boasts of producing around 80,000 ... More

Domestic pepper rates steady
PEPPER prices were steady in the terminal market here while it was easier in the international market. Indonesia had reduced the prices to $1,350 per tonne while Vietnam was offering at below this rate. The Indian parity was $1,650 a tonne ... More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY


Karnataka: New price support plan for 20 crops
KARNATAKA is finalising a new market intervention scheme for 20 agri commodities and may launch it in early July. The farmer-friendly scheme, the first of its kind in the country, will ensure easier procurement throughout the year and minimum ... More
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