![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, December 28, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RUBBER Rubber firm on sparse arrivals RUBBER prices continued to stagnate on Friday except for a negligible fall in the RSS 4 grade amidst arrivals shrinking to the minimum. Though there was more release of rubber by the growing community to fetch higher prices, they were ... More SUGAR Sugar trade must take its own course THE country's sugar sector has never been messier than it is today. Recent developments in the sector have snowballed into a crisis in which the government finds itself rather awkwardly placed. Notwithstanding the honest intention to decontrol ... More TAXATION Kelkar panel dilutes proposals for food products Excise duty exemption on tea, coffee, spices, milk to continue RESISTING pressures from the food-processing industry, the Kelkar Committee has stuck to its original proposal of doing away with the excise exemption currently given to butter, cheese, edible oils (including vanaspati), infant foods, processed ... More CASHEW Cashew market seen in balance THE big oversupply in cashew kernels leading to lower prices seen over last two years is expected to be diluted as supplies turn more comfortable in 2003 and a semblance of balance returns to cashew demand and supply situation. However, a fine ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Pepper prices stabilise on renewed buying PEPPER prices stabilised on buying interest from overseas markets, especially the US. During the beginning of the week prices declined sharply, both in spot and futures markets, and now it seems to have stabilised at the current levels on ... More EVENTS Seminar on food processing in Madurai MADURAI: A one-day seminar on `Opportunities in the Food Processing Sector' is being jointly organised by Indian Food Park, Virudhunagar and the Tamil Nadu Chamber of Commerce and Industry here at the Indian Food Park campus on December ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES AP Govt puts crop loss due to drought at Rs 5,227 cr THE Andhra Pradesh Government has estimated that the total loss in the agricultural sector was about Rs 5,227 crore this year following the failure of both southwest and northeast monsoon and consequent crop damage. The State Information ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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