The Hindu Business Line : Friday, January 17, 2003

Low frequency of international flights — MSIL cold storage unit underutilised
MSIL (Mysore Sales International Ltd)'s cold storage unit in the Bangalore airport remains under-utilised, even six years after being commissioned. The biggest problem is the low frequency of international flights from Bangalore, say MSIL ... More

RUBBER

Rubber rebounds to touch Rs 43
RUBBER prices rebounded after a two-day lull touching Rs 43 a kg on Thursday on restricted arrivals amidst reports that supply position would be weak during the coming weeks. According to reports available, rubber trees have started shedding ... More

TEA

Tea auctions set to resume from Jan 20
TEA auctions in the country are scheduled to restart after two weeks of closure from January 20 but the buyers have decided to stay away from it to protest against the Tea (Marketing) Control Order 2003 (TMCO). The decision to recommence the ... More

SILK

Silk Board mulling meet to solve issues
THE Central Silk Board (CSB) is planning to conduct a round table meeting over next two months to thrash out the issues faced by the country's sericulture sector, said Mr K.S.Eashwarappa, Chairman, CSB. The Union Textiles Minister, Mr Kashiram ... More

COFFEE

Speciality coffee assn to hold barista competition
THE Speciality Coffee Association of India is organising a barista competition in India on February 7 and 8 as a run up to the World Barista Championship in Boston in April, sponsored by the Speciality Coffee Association of America (SCAA). The ... More

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