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    TEA


    Govt assures succour for tea workers
    SEVERAL thousands of tea workers left in the lurch by tea estate owners and managers may soon find some succour if the Union Commerce Minister, Mr Arun Jaitley, keeps his word. Concerned over the plight of plantation labour, Mr. Jaitley ... More

    Tea prices up at Kochi sale
    A GOOD general demand resulted in the spurting of prices of almost all varieties of tea at the Kochi tea auction. Of the quantity of 6,66,000 kg on offer in the dust category, CTC market opened Rs 2-3 lower. But as the sale progressed, the ... More

    COTTON


    Cotton prices may move down
    NYCE cotton futures rallied higher on speculative buying mostly. May, which is the active contract now climbed higher after hitting stops in spite of a huge long position by funds. However, the volumes have not been heavy and that puts a doubt ... More

    OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


    Excise duty puts edible oil market in tailspin
    THE imposition of an 8 per cent excise duty on refined oils and vanaspati sold in branded consumer packs has unsettled the industry across the country. Reaction to the Budget proposal has been predictably hostile. Immediately, excise ... More

    COFFEE


    Tax sops for coffee, tea firms to aid in growth
    THE coffee industry has been allowed a significant tax incentive in the Central Budget for 2003-04. The incentive, which is intended to facilitate long-term development of coffee estates, is now admissible to the tea industry under Sec 33 AB of ... More

    SPICES & CONDIMENTS


    Vanilla flavour tickles farmers in South
    FARMERS in Kerala and Tamil Nadu are now taking up vanilla cultivation either replacing coffee in certain areas or as an intercrop in arecanut and coconut gardens, following in the footsteps of their Karnataka counterparts. Besides, the fairly ... More

    INTERVIEW


    `Good price for rubber growers must to ensure raw material availability' — Mr Jacob Thomas, Managing Director, Vaniampara Rubber
    THE manufactured rubber products export sector, caught in a cleft because of rising raw material prices (natural rubber mainly) on the one hand and unable to import non-available grades of natural rubber duty-free on the other (under the Advance ... More
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