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India operations not impacted by The Body Shop UK restructuring: Quest RetailAll the stores in India are open as usual, customers can shop at stores and online, she said, adding that The Body Shop has nearly 200 stor...- In another dark day for UK retailing, Debenhams set to closeThe 242-year-old department store chain said administrators had decided to start winding down operations while continuing to seek offers "f...
- Cabinet okays increase in sugarcane FRP by Rs 10 to Rs 285/qtl for 2020-21The decision to increase the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) of sugarcane for the 2020-21 marketing year (October-September) was taken in...
- CCEA approves increase in sugarcane FRP by Rs 10 to Rs 285/quintal for 2020-21: SourcesThe FRP, which is determined under Sugarcane (Control) Order, 1966, is the minimum price that sugar mills have to pay to sugarcane farmers.
- Government mulls raising minimum selling price of sugarA task force constituted by Niti Aayog on sugarcane and sugar industry has recommended a one-time increase of Rs 2 per kg. The increase is ...
- Government hikes sugarcane price by Rs 20/quintal to Rs 275The decision to increase the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) of sugarcane for the 2018-19 marketing year was taken by the Cabinet Committ...
- Cabinet committee to consider Rs 20/qtl hike in sugarcane price for 2018-19CCEA is scheduled to meet tomorrow and is likely to consider a proposal to fix the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) of sugarcane for the 2...
- TRC, FRP join hands to offer advisory services for Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in IndiaThe Insolvency and Bankruptcy code which came into effect last year seeks to consolidate the existing framework by creating a single law fo...
- CACP proposes Rs 20 per quintal hike in sugarcane FRP for next seasonThe fair and remunerative price (FRP), the minimum price sugar mills have to pay to farmers, has been fixed at Rs 255 per quintal for the 2...
- Government hikes sugarcane FRP by Rs 25 per quintal for 2017-18This 11% rise in FRP has taken place after two years. Last year, the government had kept prices unchanged at Rs 230 per quintal.
- Staggered payment on the cards for Maharashtra's cane farmersThe state government refrained from making any assurance to the farmers' organisations in the state, which have unanimously demanded a one-...
- Tamil Nadu govt fixes Rs 2,650 as cane procurement priceThe Centre has fixed Rs 2,200 as FRP and along with the SAP of Rs 450, the procurement price has been fixed at Rs 2,650.
- CCEA may hike sugarcane FRP by Rs 40 to Rs 210/quintal tomorrowThe government will consider tomorrow a proposal to increase the sugarcane price that mills are required to pay to farmers by Rs 40 to Rs 2...
- Sugar shares fall after government fixes FRPThe price is linked to a basic recovery rate of 9.5% subject to a premium of Rs 1.79 per quintal for every 0.1 percentage point increase in...
- CCEA nod for 17% hike in sugarcane price for 2012-13Mills will now have to pay Rs 170 per quintal to farmers as FRP, or the minimum price that sugarcane farmers are legally guaranteed.
- Government approves 17 per cent hike in sugarcane price for 2012-13The government today approved a 17 per cent hike in sugarcane price that mills pay to farmers to Rs 170 per quintal for 2012-13.
- CCEA to consider 17% hike in sugarcane price for 2012-13CCEA will tomorrow consider a proposal to increase the sugarcane price that mills are required to pay to farmers by 17% in 2012-13.
- Sugarcane fair price likely to be hiked by Rs 4 to 143 a quintalSugarcane farmers in India may earn more in the 2011-12 crop year as the Centre plans to raise the Fair and Remunerative Price of cane by 4...
- Consumers to pay the price for sugar policy dilemmaImplementation of FRP could worsen the scenario for the sugar sector in the near term, leading to further push to sugar prices.
- Friends & foes one against govt over sugarThe opposition parties have decided to capitalise on the agrarian discontent by joining hands with a section of the ruling alliance to corn...
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