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  COMMODITY WATCH
Saturday, January 05, 2002 
Gem and jewellery exports to hit $17 bn by ’10
  The country’s gems and jewellery exports has the potential to grow to $16.5 bn, according to an in-depth study conducted by management consultants AF Ferguson & Co.
Demand drivers key to tea sector growth: Study
  Demand drivers in the domestic food sector are changing fast over the past couple of years, and more so in the Rs 16,000-crore beverage industry of which the tea sector has a component of over 55 per cent.
   
Spices Board identifies Japan as attractive market
  Japan offers an attractive market for india to enhance its spices exports to that country especially in commodities like pepper, chilli, ginger and seed spices in which India has a strong production base, according to a study done by Spices Board.
Demand shrinkage, oversupply mar steel sector in ’01
  During 2001, the steel industry waited in vain for miracles. It was a year that started with scant hopes for the steel industry in the world and the international market remained flooded with steel from all over the globe lowering prices and thereby pushing the industry into crisis. It was never so bad for steel.

   OTHER STORIES
Southern states help propel freight rates
Poor quality tea fails to attract buyers
Silver crosses Rs 7,800-mark; vegoils remain steady
‘Better sowing methods can boost sugar sector profitability’
Short supply pushes turmeric prices to new highs
Pepper loses sheen, prices hit rock bottom
Immediate release of Bt cotton for kharif season demanded
Poultry breeders resort to production holiday to bridge demand-supply gap
Grape production likely to touch 20,000 mt
Restrictions on import standards to hit rubber products exports
CFMC should take up effective developmental role
Bt cotton effective in controlling bollworm
AngloGold blinks in Normandy war but has options
 
   
 
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