Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, July 09, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Kerala: Exclusive zone mooted to promote fisheries THE College of Fisheries, Panangad has mooted a proposal for setting up a Fisheries Export Promotion Zone in the coastal belt between Cherthala and Munambam in a phased manner. The creation of such a zone would improve the quality of fish ... More RUBBER Rubber rules steady RUBBER prices ruled more or less steady after a respite on Sunday. The tendency was towards improvement as the price of RSS-4 firmed up further. The sellers have suddenly disappeared watching further progress in the international price. ... More
Rubber Board team for S-E Asia SUGAR Govt petitions SC on sugar release system A host of sugar mills have allegedly been using the `inability-to-pay-growers' route to obtain High Court orders for offloading their excess sugar stocks. More
`Privatisation of sugar mills thru transparent bids' TEA Unilever seen gaining from FDI in tea THE Government decision to allow 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in tea plantations is unlikely to have any significant impact in the immediate future given that complex and labour intensive nature of tea cultivation that requires ... More FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING Karnataka plans to set up new firm for food parks The Karnatkaka Government has taken upon itself to provide infrastructure such as roads, water, power and cold storages. More PRECIOUS METALS Gold dips on investor fatigue LAST week, the gold market managed to overcome the nervousness that followed the sudden and sharp fall in prices at the end of Comex trading and moved in a narrow range oscillating between $ 311 and 314 an ounce marked by quiet trading. Silver ... More FOODGRAINS Food aid shipments top 10 million t MUMBAI: FOOD aid shipments in 2001-02 under the Food Aid Convention (FAC) 1999 were estimated to be around 10 million tonnes (mt in wheat equivalent), compared with 10.4 mt. in 2000-01. The quantum was well in excess of members' combined ... More COFFEE 
Hoping to reap gainsA coffee grower in Munnar in Idukki district of Kerala engaged in farm management practices as the coffee season is set to commence soon. Last year, coffee growers were hit due to very low prices . Then, some farmers even gave a go-by to ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 30-Jul. 6 FAO working on monocrotophos ban ITC's e-drive for rural farm growth gets good response Restructuring the food economy Warehouse receipts to be made negotiable instruments Rise in coconut oil prices may continue till year-end Customs officials holding up sugar consignments to Bangla Amul finds cream in Gulf markets — Exports to be stepped up; warehouse in Jebel Ali Data on farm goods trade a cause for concern World Food Summit 2002 — The hungry will have to wait |
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