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SUGAR

Lack of hands for harvest hits sugar mills
Mechanisation is the only long-term solution, say millers More

COMMODITY EXCHANGES

Commodity futures trade trebles in 2005-06
3 national multi-commodity exchanges account for 94 pc More

AQUACULTURE

Lending timely help
SUCCOUR FROM EU: Workers peeling shrimps at an unit in Kochi. The European Union has emerged as the biggest importer of Indian shrimps after the US slapped anti-dumping duty on imports from New Delhi. Last fiscal, the European Union ... More

HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES

The king arrives
QUEEN OF HEARTS: Alphonso mangoes for sale at the Crawford market in Mumbai. The fruit is priced at Rs 250-300 a dozen.

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RUBBER

Rubber closes at all-time high
The domestic physical rubber closed at an all-time high on Wednesday. Sheet rubber RSS 4 finished at Rs 85 a kg at Kottayam and Kochi against Rs 84 and Rs 84.50, respectively on Tuesday. The reason behind the current uptrend is not consumer ... More

GOLD & SILVER

GFMS sees further highs for gold
Gold prices could spurt further to historic highs as huge investment interest in the yellow metal has more than neutralised the collapse in physical offtake, according to GFMS Ltd. In its Gold Survey 2006 released on Wednesday, the London-based ... More

Silver declines; gold steady
Silver prices reacted at the higher level while gold remained steady on the local bullion market on Wednesday on some local offerings. Silver (.999 fineness) was down Rs 260 at Rs 19,075 per kg over previous close. Pure gold prices were up Rs 25 ... More

OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL

Plea to monitor crude palm oil refining
Bid to block adulterated stuff More

SEA seeks clarification
Import of soyabean oil More

SPICES & CONDIMENTS

China keen to develop pepper industry
Seeks creating `culture' for the spice More
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