Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, November 08, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES CULTIVATION 
Harvest timeFarmers busy harvesting paddy in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal on Monday. Imbalance in rainfall has affected the kharif paddy crop in a number of districts in the State. While some of the districts had untimely heavy rain, a few ... More PESTICIDES Agrochem sector pins hopes on rabi season DOMESTIC crop protection industry has had a drop in sales during the kharif season as continuous spells of rains kept pests away from the crop, industry representatives said. Sales offtake during the kharif season may have fallen by 12-15 per ... More RUBBER Mixed trend in rubber prices RSS 4 shed Saturday's gains on moderate selling at higher levels but ISNR 20 firmed up by 25 paise amidst low supply. According to sources, the market still continued to be under the grip of unhealthy speculation. Major consuming sectors stayed ... More SUGAR Balrampur Chini to buy Dhampur Sugar unit for Rs 182 cr BALRAMPUR Chini Mills Ltd will be acquiring a unit of Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd located at Rauzagaon in Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh for Rs 182 crore. According to announcements made by the two companies, the capacity of the unit is 7,500 ... More WATER Karnataka planters' body opposes Upper Bhadra project An estimated 30,000 plantation and agri-jobs will be lost as some of the prime coffee growing areas in the Bhadra belt would be totally lost More COTTON 
ELS cotton prices flare up on short supplyEVEN as the arrivals of new cotton crop are picking up, the short supply of extra long staple (ELS) cotton appears pronounced this year as feared by the textile industry. The shortage is marked by the flare up in its price this month, said the ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Oilmeal exports rise on demand from S-E Asia A RECOVERY in exports of soyameal, rapemeal, castormeal and groundnut meal since June has helped improve oilmeal shipments from the country. According to the Solvent Extractors Association of India (SEA), oilmeal exports from the country during ... More COFFEE Arabica output likely to drop 25 pc on white stem borer menace THE white stem borer menace could have eaten up close to 25 per cent of the country's arabica coffee crop this year, according to the United Planters Association of India (Upasi). A severe drought in the last two seasons has resulted in rapid ... More
Coffee prices seen firm in short term POULTRY Japan to accept EIC certified poultry products EXPORT Inspection Council of India (EIC) certified poultry products from India would now be acceptable to Japan. This is the first time that a developed country has formally recognised EIC India's certification for poultry products, said an ... More
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