Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, August 19, 2003
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES COMMODITY EXCHANGES 
NCDEX to begin trading in OctNATIONAL Commodity and Derivatives Exchange Ltd (NCDEX), the online multi-commodity exchange, conducted a road show here on Monday as part of a limited-period empanelment programme for admitting members in the exchange. Kochi is the eighth ... More FARM CREDIT WHEAT Flour mills seek duty free import THE Confederation of Flour Mills of Southern States have urged the Government to withdraw the 50 per cent import duty on wheat. This will enable regular supply of the grains, millers feel. The Confederation, in a letter to the Union ... More RUBBER Mixed trend in rubber market A MIXED trend was witnessed in the rubber market on Monday. RSS 5 and ISNR 20 were the gainers of the day on scattered enquiries from the non-tyre sector but ungraded rubber lost 25 paise to close at Rs 43.75 a kg against Rs 44.00 as on Saturday. ... More TEA TN tea brokers seek 4.5 per cent deposit — To meet TN Govt sales tax "There are only two options left. Either they cut down prices or we may well see them sourcing teas from North Indian centres where the tax is much lower at two per cent." More
Tea Board to evolve price-sharing formula EDUCATION JUTE Strike cripples section of Bengal jute industry A SECTION of the West Bengal jute industry has been affected by the indefinite strike called by the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) and two of its allied trade unions. According to industry sources, workers in about 11-12 jute mills have gone on ... More COFFEE Coffee miles behind tea in consumer preference "Figures on coffee are a bit perplexing given the fact that India produces 3 lakh tonnes per year." More WTO India pitches for focus on farm growth concerns at Cancun Stating that India need safeguards against surge in imports of farm goods, Mr Jaitley said reform of the European Union's common agricultural policy was inadequate as it was obviously constrained by the domestic politics of the constituent States. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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