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    • Despite challenges, Telangana plans to expand oil palm plantation area by 22 times

      The Telangana government has planned to bring a total of 80,937 hectares of land in the state under oil palm cultivation in the next four years.

    • G20 Bali Summit 2022 | Summit’s key leaders plant trees in mangrove forest

      Each world leader planted a single tree before using a shovel to move the earth over the roots before touring the rest of the mangrove

    • The state of India's forests: Losing forests, gaining plantations

      The Indian government has recently released its latest national forest cover report which claims a marginal increase in the country’s total forest and tree cover. It, however, reveals that the biodiversity-rich forests of its northeastern region are consistently recording a loss of forest cover since 2009.

    • Commerce Ministry for exempting exports from GST

      Commerce and Industry Ministry today pressed the GST Council to keep exports out of the GST framework and levy lower taxes on labour-intensive sectors like leather, cement and plantation.

    • State to plant 50 crore sapling over next three years

      In a move aimed at increasing the green cover across the state, Maharashtra government has come up with a target of planting 50 crore saplings in next three years.

    • Tata commissions premium coffee extraction plant in TN

      Coffee plantation major Tata Coffee commissioned its coffee extraction plant at Theni. The plant at Theni near Tuticorin has an installed capacity of 4,000 tonne per annum

    • See 30% growth in arabica production this year: Tata Coffee

      Hameed Huq of Tata Coffee told CNBC-TV18 that he expected an increase in their production of Arabica crop by 30 percent. However, he anticipated a flat growth in its Robusta crop.

    • Tea prices may rise further by Rs15-20/kg: Mcleod Russel

      Kamal Baheti, CFO, Mcleod Russel expects tea price to rise by Rs 15-20 per kilogram going forward.

    • Tea prices will continue to remain high next year: McLeod

      Kamal Baheti, CFO, McLeod Russel, says that he expect prices will continue to high next year. He expect both the top-line and bottom-line to increase going forward.

    • Harrisons Malyalam gains 8% on demerger news

      Harrisons Malyalam board has approved demerger of rubber and plantation business, reports CNBC-TV18.

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