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Thu, Nov 24, 2011 Vol: 371
 
1.   
Playing with rice
24 Nov 2011
Of the many varieties of rice India is home to, basmati rules the roost, with many Indian companies exporting it to various countries.  To promote this further more, a two-day culinary extravaganza “Basmati for the World” was organized by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) \under the aegis of the Ministry of Commerce & /industry, Government of India recently along with .....
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2.   
S. Indian vegetables tempt palates in the Gulf, Europe
24 Nov 2011
After colourful flowers and lip-smacking fruits, vegetables from the four southern States have begun attracting agri-exporters, with exports to the Gulf and Europe turning out to be encouraging. Green chillies, okra ( lady's fingeri), curry leaf and beans are hot favourites for importers. The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) is in the process of quantifying value of exports from .....
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3.   
Poultry sector wants Centre to support R&D efforts
24 Nov 2011
The Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Processing Industries, Mr Charan Das Mahant, has urged representatives of the poultry sector to put forth their suggestions in the next couple of months to be incorporated in the 12 {+t} {+h} Five-Year Plan. Inaugurating Poultry India 2011 today, the Minister said poultry continued to be one of the most resilient fast-growing sector among agriculture and allied sectors in the .....
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4.   
Farm to fork – encourage investments in food processing
24 Nov 2011
Venture capital support for investments in food processing, moving towards a tax free regime for processed foods are some of the initiatives planned to encourage food processing industry, according to Mr Ajit Kumar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India. Over the years taxes and duties on processed foods have been brought down and the trend will be sustained to eventually free the .....
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1.   Pulses output may be down, price outlook bullish
2.   Crop science innovation meeting
3.   Bhutan’s Orange Exports to Bangla Caught in Dooars Jam
4.   UAS launches pilot project for integrated farming
5.   Higher sowing to cap castor in the long term
6.   India's first emu processing unit to come up in AP
7.   GM crops need to be monitored
8.   WTO Debates Food Security as Import Bills Soar
 
 
APEDA News
 
Market Watch
Commodity-wise, Market-wise Daily Price on 24-11-2011
Domestic Prices
Unit Price : Rs/Qtl
Product
Market Center
Variety
Min Price
Max Price
Maize
1
Khedbrahma (Gujarat)
Other
1025
1055
2
Chalisgaon (Maharashtra)
Yellow
830
975
3
Tarikere (Karnataka)
Other
1115
1210
4
Manawar (M.P.)
  White 
930
1002
Rice
1
Junagarh (Orissa)
Other
1800
2000
2
Manjeri (Kerala)
Other
1920
2580
3
Sindhanur (Karnataka)
Broken 
1347
1397
4
Memari (W.B.)
Other
1580
1620
Banana
1
Kottayam (Kerala)
Ripe
2300
2700
2
Bikaner(F&V) (RJ)
Other
1300
1500
3
Sagar (M.P.)
Other
600
750
4
Sultanpur (U.P.)
Other
500
650
Tomato
1
Mulakalacheruvu (A.P.)
Local
600
1200
2
Keshopur (NCT of Delhi)
Other
400
800
3
Bikaner(F&V) (RJ)
Other
700
900
4
Memari (W.B.)
Other
2200
2500
Egg
Rs per 100 No.
Price on 24-11-2011
Product
Market Center
Price
1
Vijayawada
277
2
Vizag
283
3
Allahabad 
307
4
Barwala
295
Source:www.e2necc.com
International Prices
Unit Price : US$ / package
Price on 24-11-2011
Product
Market Center Origin Variety Low High
Potatoes     Package: 50 lb cartons 
1
Atlanta
Idaho
Russet
18
19
2
Baltimore
Oregon
Russet
11
12
3
Boston
Canada
Russet
14
14
Apples       Package: cartons tray pack
1
Atlanta
Washington
red delicious
32
33
2
Baltimore
New York
red delicious
24
24
3
Chicago
Michigan
red delicious
21
22
Bananas     Package: 15 lb cartons
1
Baltimore
Colombia
Baby
14
14
1
Chicago
Guatemala
Baby
14
14
1
New York
Ecuador
Baby
10
11
Source:USDA
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