The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 14, 2004

AQUACULTURE
`No trawling zones' mooted to protect fish wealth of Kerala
The study revealed that on an average 2,500 tonnes of juveniles of squids and scuttle fish, 5,000 tonnes of shrimp juvenile and 700 tonnes of squid eggs were annually destroyed due to bottom trawling. More

RUBBER
Rubber prices remain static
THE spot rubber market remained unchanged on Tuesday. Though the market is experiencing acute shortage of rubber, the absence of fresh buying kept the rates static. The transactions were meagre. Though tapping has resumed in most of the ... More

Domestic rubber may continue to rule firm
RUBBER prices in the domestic market are likely to rule firm to higher during the next three months on increasing demand and lower stocks, industry players said on Tuesday. Moreover, lack of rubber in the trees due to dry weather and excess ... More

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