Thursday, September 29, 2011

Outlook on Pepper, Jeera: Geojit Comtrade - Moneycontrol.com -

Outlook on Pepper, Jeera: Geojit Comtrade - Moneycontrol.com -: NCDEX PEPPER FUTURES: Pepper market rose tracking overall good demand and firm overseas market. Indian parity continued to remain competitive in the international market at around $7900 a ton and thereby good demand was reported. The daily arrivals in Kochi mandi rose to 20 tons from 12 tons reported previous day, meanwhile the offtake stood at 40 tons. The spot price went up by Rs.200 per 100kg according to data by the India Pepper and Spice Trade Association. As per market source, the supply was tight in major producing countries especially in Vietnam. According to revised estimates by the International Pepper Community, the total production of pepper in 2011 is lower by 17230 tons to 3.18 lakh tons. The export during January-August 2011 is also lower by around 10000 tons to 1.73 lakh tons. However the global demand is growing and reached at around 3.50 lakh tons.

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Dear Valued Customer.
We are pleased to offer you our high quality Peanuts from China.

 
PEANUT CROP 2010 (FOB Qingdao)

PEANUT KERNELS:    Packing: vacuum bag (25kg/1bag)
1. 24/28              2040$/MT
2. 28/32              2029$/MT
3. 34/38              2019$/MT


BLANCHED PEANUT KERNELS:
Packing:           two vacuum pp bag                  vacuum bag
              (2*12.5kg)in one carton           (25kg/1bag)in one woven bag
size                unit price                          unit price
1.  25/29             2009$/MT                           1989$/MT
2.  29/33             1999$/MT                           1978$/MT
3.  35/39             1989$/MT                           1968$/MT



Offer excluded EU countries. The new harvest 2011 peanut crop for EU standard will be ready in Nov.
Once they are ready to ship, we will inform you immediately. 

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Sampling for SCN This Fall Can Save Soybean Yield Next Growing Season - California Farmer

Sampling for SCN This Fall Can Save Soybean Yield Next Growing Season - California Farmer: Sampling for SCN This Fall Can Save Soybean Yield Next Growing Season

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Pepper expected to decline tracking global cues | September 27, 2011 10:41 | Commodity Market | www.commodityonline.com

Pepper expected to decline tracking global cues | September 27, 2011 10:41 | Commodity Market | www.commodityonline.com: A general weakness in most Agri Commodities and profit booking at the higher levels brought prices down for Pepper as it could not hold on to the higher levels.

Weakness in the International markets from increased Brazilian crop arrivals too had a bearish impact on Indian rates. Prices have been rising continuously over last few months and some more profit booking cannot be ruled out in short term.

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Be aggressive on agriculture commodities: Faiyaz Hudani | www.commodityonline.com | 3

Be aggressive on agriculture commodities: Faiyaz Hudani | www.commodityonline.com | 3: “I think, Corn and sugar. Both of them have seen their highs and may come down in the event of sustained slow down.” Faiyaz said.

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Dear Valued Customer.
We are pleased to update our high quality Cocoa Powder, and Desiccated Coconut from Indonesia.
 
COCOA POWDER:

Standard Grade

Type
Origin
Product Code
Price per mt
FOB Jakarta
Shipment
Natural
Indonesia
CPN-AFN-IND
USD 2998
Sept - Oct  2011
Alkalised
Indonesia
 CPA-AFN-IND
USD 3044
Sept - Oct  2011
Dark Alkalised
Indonesia
 CPA-AFNDR-IND
USD 3146
Sept - Oct  2011

Higher Grade

Type
Origin
Product Code
Price per mt
FOB Jakarta
Shipment
Alkalised
Indonesia
 CPA-AFNB-IND
USD 3350
Sept - Oct  2011
Dark Alkalised
Indonesia
 CPA-AFNDRB-IND
USD 3452
Sept - Oct  2011

Premium Grade

Type
Product Code
Price per mt
FOB
Port
Shipment
Alkalised
CPA-ALK-01-IND
USD 4794
Jakarta - Indonesia
Sept - Oct  2011
Alkalised
 CPA-ALK-02-IND
USD 5406
Jakarta - Indonesia
Sept - Oct  2011
Dark Alkalised
 CPA-ALS-01-IND
USD 5712
Jakarta - Indonesia
Sept - Oct  2011
Alkalised
CPA-AST-10-12
USD 5814
Jakarta - Indonesia
Oct - Nov  2011
Alkalised
CPA-AST-1100
USD 5814
Jakarta - Indonesia
Oct - Nov  2011
Dark Alkalised
CPA-AST-9004
USD 5839
Jakarta - Indonesia
Oct - Nov  2011

DESICCATED COCONUT: High Fat:

FINE Grade
Price: USD 2595 per MT FOB Belawan- Indonesia.
Available quantity: 2 X 40 feet container (up to 26 mt)
Packaging:  25 / 50  kg paper bags.

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Dear Valued Customer.
We are pleased to update our high quality Pepper, Cassia, and Cashew from Vietnam.

PEPPER 
Black pepper Pinheads FAQ: FOB US$ 2,400/MT
White pepper Skin FAQ:        FOB US$ 1,100/MT

Black pepper Skin FAQ:         FOB US$ 1,570/MT


CASSIA - CINNAMON
Broken Cassia 3% oil contain FOB: US$ 1,800/mt
Broken Cassia 5% oil contain FOB: US$ 2,400/mt


CASHEW 
WW240 : FOB: US$ 4.69/lb
WW320 : FOB: US$ 4.40/lb
WW450 : FOB: US$ 4.35/lb
   
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Business Line : Industry & Economy / Agri-biz : Pepper continues to head north

Business Line : Industry & Economy / Agri-biz : Pepper continues to head north: Pepper market world over remained hotter than ever on strong demand amid limited availability

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Thursday, September 22, 2011

Business Line : Industry & Economy / Agri-biz : Spot pepper scaling new heights every day

Business Line : Industry & Economy / Agri-biz : Spot pepper scaling new heights every day: Pepper continue to run northwards in both spot and futures on short supply and great demand in the world market

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Sugar Showdown Over Corn Syrup - California Farmer

Sugar Showdown Over Corn Syrup - California Farmer: A coalition of sugar farmers' cooperatives and other producers, including C&H Sugar Company, have accused the producers of High Fructose Corn Syrup of what amounts to food identity theft. Among the several defendants are the giant company Archer-Daniels-Midland, Cargill and the Corn Refiners Association.

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Rice Production Numbers Up - Mid-South Farmer

Rice Production Numbers Up - Mid-South Farmer: Brazil's rice crop is raised nearly a million tons due to both an increase in area and expected yield. The recent surge in global prices accounts for the increase in planted area in Brazil from last month's forecast.

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Pistachios Gain from Mexico Agreement - California Farmer

Pistachios Gain from Mexico Agreement - California Farmer: Pistachios Gain from Mexico Agreement
U.S. raw and roasted pistachio export tariffs to Mexico to be reduced to 10% under trucking agreement.
Compiled by staff
Published: Jul 11, 2011

The Government of Mexico and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will begin the process of removing the estimated $2.4 billion annual duties levied against U.S. exports to Mexico. More specifically, the action will begin the process of removing the 20% duty currently being applied to raw and roasted pistachios exported to Mexico.

U.S. pistachio exports to Mexico in 2009 were approximately $20 million as compared to 2010 which were $17 million. By contrast, the effects of the dispute were more noticeable in the first quarter of 2011, down by 50% as compared to 2010.

Within ten days Mexico will publish in the Official Journal of the Federation a notice indicating that Mexico and the U.S. have formally agreed to initiate a pilot long-haul trucking program operated under the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). This announcement will serve as the official notice to the general public and signify that all tariffs levied in retaliation starting in 2009 will be reduced by 50% for all products. The remaining tariffs will be eliminated when the first permit is issued under the pilot program allowing for Mexican trucks to cross the U.S. border.

The effects of the trucking dispute were especially noticeable in the first quarter of 2011, with exports down by 50% as compared to 2010.
The effects of the trucking dispute were especially noticeable in the first quarter of 2011, with exports down by 50% as compared to 2010.
"We are extremely pleased by these developments and USTR and FMSCA along with Mexico are to be commended for their work on the long-haul trucking dispute. Mexico is an important market for the American pistachio industry and our trade helps to provide jobs and a healthy diet for both U.S. and Mexico citizens," says Western Pistachio Association Chairman Jim Zion.

Since the elimination of previous pilot program and the implementation of the first retaliatory duty measures, the Western Pistachio Association (WPA) has worked with a coalition of businesses and industries to resolve the dispute, the Alliance to Keep U.S. Jobs. WPA, as such, has monitored and provided input during the U.S. -Mexican negotiations and would like to thank the U.S. Department of Commerce's U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the United States Trade Representative's office for their tireless efforts to bring about a solution to the dispute.

WPA is confident that FMSCA's monitoring, oversight, and enforcement measures will ensure safe and adequate standards like those currently imposed on domestic long-haul carriers. This, along with the reporting standards and

audit process, allow for sufficient analysis to make adjustments to the program as needed and will lead to a permanent program in the near future.

The Western Pistachio Association is a non-profit voluntary trade association representing more than 400 American pistachio growers.org


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