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ACE achieves record trading volume in castorseed futures
"We are seeking FMC permission for futures trading in groundnut oil, raw cotton and mustard." More

Bullion futures trading launched
THE Union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Mr Sharad Yadav, on Friday launched futures trading in gold and silver by the National Multi-Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (NMCE). Speaking on the occasion, the Minister ... More

STORAGE


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    RUBBER


    Mixed trend in rubber market
    THE rubber market witnessed a mixed trend on Friday. Sheet rubber RSS 4 declined to Rs 49.25 from Rs 49.50 on Wednesday. All other grades except ISNR 20 were steady on buyer resistance. The market movers continued to sideline the market ... More

    SUGAR


    Centre levies additional cess on sugar
    THE Centre has clamped an additional cess of Rs 6 per quintal on sugar, taking the total duty incidence on the commodity to Rs 91 per quintal. Currently, the total duty on sugar sold in the open market is a flat Rs 85 per quintal, which ... More

    TEA


    Tea export earnings seen slipping to 8-year lows
    EXCESS stock is feared to reduce the tea industry's export returns to eight-year lows if serious steps are not taken to augment earnings in the last quarter of 2003. The Accenture study initiated by the Tea Board has warned: "In the absence of ... More

    Tea exports to Pak likely to rise
    A sudden increase in the import of teas from India may not be possible as the Pakistani consumers are almost addicted to the African tea, mainly from Kenya. More

    Japanese firm keen to buy Indian green tea
    JAPAN'S food industry major, Taiyo Kagaku, has shown interest to buy green tea from India. ``We shall be happy to deal with any one promising to supply us a good volume of clean green tea," Dr Lekh Raj Juneja, Executive Vice-President, told ... More

    OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


    Oilseed exports decline 41 pc
    TOTAL export of oilseeds during the 2002-03 fiscal declined 41 per cent to 2,22,711 tonnes valued at Rs 617.70 crore as against the previous year's figure of 3,80,151 tonnes valued at Rs 875.45 crore. Downfall in exports was due to lower ... More

    CASHEW


    Cashew exports dip
    THE Vice-Chairman of the Cashew Export Promotion Council of India (CEPCI), Mr Walter D'Souza, has said cashew export has declined in the first four months of this financial year to 29,302 tonnes (valued at Rs 538.17 crore) compared with 33,230 ... More

    CO-OPERATIVES


    Kerala Serifed draws up growth strategy
    THE State Sericulture Co-operative Federation Ltd (Serifed) has drawn up a three-pronged development strategy for the Tenth Plan. The strategy involves cluster-based development, active participation of local body institutions and emphasis on ... More

    APCO launches marketing drive
    APCO, the apex weavers' co-operative in the State, plans to undertake an aggressive marketing campaign and also initiate steps for restructuring some of the primary co-operatives not functioning well, Mr B.C. Nageswara Rao, the Chairman, has ... More


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