Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, December 05, 2002
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RICE Space scientists forecast kharif rice output at 66 mt THE overall rice production in the country, affected in large areas by drought, during the current kharif season is forecast to be of the order of 66 million tonnes, a near 15 per cent decline in comparison to last year. This forecast, emerges ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES RUBBER Rubber at new peak rubberRUBBER prices scaled new heights to touch Rs 39 excelling the international price of RSS-4 grade that is around Rs 38.80. Arrivals were rather sparse amidst reports that production might be worse in the days to come. The usual quantum to ... More SUGAR UP mulls sugar export subsidy There are indications that even the Governments in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are planning to provide similar subsidy on exports, albeit in a direct form. More TEA Plea for change in tea export credit THE Tea Association of India (TAI) has requested the Reserve Bank of India to link the pre and post-shipment credit rates with the declining rates of bank interest. Mr Suresh Bansal, Senior Vice-President of the association, in a recent ... More COTTON Yarn price hike seen inevitable THE spiralling raw cotton price in recent weeks has cast financial burden on spinning units and it will inevitably result in the cotton yarn prices too going up, the South India Small Spinners Association (Sisspa) has said. Contrary to the ... More CASHEW POULTRY NECC asks farmers to cut output THE National Egg Co-ordination Committee (NECC) has resolved to request the poultry farmers all over the country to cut down egg production by at least 20 per cent for the ensuing lean period from February to April, 2003. NECC wants to cut egg ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Coffee planters shifting to vanilla, cardamom THE coffee farmers in the southern States, especially Karnataka, are slowly moving away from the traditional coffee cultivation to vanilla and cardamom. The un-remunerative prices prevailing in recent years have compelled them to opt for ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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