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  COMMODITY WATCH
Saturday, August 11, 2001 
Gold rush seen with $55m WGC campaign
  Faced with extremely depressed demand amidst a sea of gold, the London-based World Gold Council is currently in the midst of giving the yellow metal the pristine glory it enjoyed in the yesteryears.
Soya exporters strike lucrative deals this season
  Indian soyameal exporters have kicked off a new export campaign by striking deals for shipments to South Korea, as the country is expected to reap a record soya crop.

Tech to enhance shelf life of bananas on cards

  Having tasted the success of new exportable varieties in mangoes and grapes, the focus is now shifted to the poor man’s fruit, the banana.
Cotton output to fall short of 146 lakh bales target
  Cotton production for the 2000-’01 season is likely to fall short of the Cotton Advisory Board projection of 146 lakh bales. If one goes by the arrivals till the end of the first week of August, crop could be around 140 lakh bales as estimated by East India Cotton Association.

   OTHER STORIES
Steel firms going bankrupt may soon be a reality
Gold firm, silver mixed; oilseeds suffers
Cargo rates firm; growth in volume
Onion prices double due to low arrivals from Maharashtra
Sugar exports to cross 11 lakh tonnes
Olive oil scare puts coconut oil on marketing toes
KHDP success inspires visit by EU panel
Tea prices fall at Kolkata sale
Pepper futures tapers; countries cut price
Low export, competition hit turmeric price
USDA approves ‘Terminator’ technology despite opposition
‘Import under advance licence will push down rubber price’
Xanthan gum to be produced locally
 
   
 
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