Posts By The Hindu Businessline
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452EnglishOMCs to spend ₹100 cr extra on ethanol purchase after rates hike
After the Centre approved a hike in ethanol prices that could result in ₹100 crore additional expenditure by oil marketing companies (OMCs) and increase...
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194EnglishSEA concerned over increasing dependence on edible oil import, deficient rainfall
The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) has expressed concerns over the deficient rainfall in the country and the increasing dependence on...
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202EnglishArea under maize gains as Indian growers switch from cotton, pulses
Farmers have planted more corn (maize) in Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra and the total area under the hardy crop in the...
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171Edible Oil News in EnglishSEA delegation to explore collaboration potential with Thai palm oil industry
A delegation of the Solvent Extractors’ Association (SEA) of India will be visiting Thailand to explore the potential for collaboration with the...
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346EnglishKPR Mill spending nearly ₹400 crore on modernisation and expansion
The Coimbatore-based textile company KPR Mill Ltd, one of India’s largest vertically integrated companies with diversified business focus spanning across yarn, fabrics,...
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227EnglishBitter facts on ethanol blending
Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in his Independence Day speech said: “…In the renewable energy sector, we have surpassed our set target. The...
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170EnglishIndia’s sugar production drops 8%, but Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu mills report higher output
Sugar production in the country dipped over 8 per cent to 32.1 million tonnes (mt) until May 15 in the current sugar season...
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190EnglishMeghalaya says no intention to allow oil palm
Meghalaya will not allow oil palm cultivation due to a general opinion against it, said the State’s agriculture minister Mazel Ampareen Lyngdoh....
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169EnglishRice prices top $600/tonne in global market except Indian parboiled
Prices of all varieties of rice in the global market are ruling above $600 a tonne, barring Indian parboiled 5 per cent...
