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Haryana procures 58.89 lakh tonnes wheat : Bangalore

CHANDIGARH: About 59 lakh tonnes of wheat has so far arrived in various mandis in Haryana during the current procurement season. 

A spokesman of the Food and Supplies Department said that the government agencies have so far procured 58.87 lakh tonnes of wheat. 

He said that HAFED has purchased highest 22.16 lakh tonnes wheat followed by 16.63 lakh tonnes purchased by Food and Supplies Department. 

Similarly, Agro Industries Corporation has purchased 5.28 lakh tonnes, Haryana Warehousing Corporation 5.90 lakh tonnes, CONFED 1.43 lakh tonnes and Food Corporation of India 7.44 lakh tonnes this procurement season. 

He said that district Sirsa is leading in the wheat arrival where 7.88 lakh tonnes of wheat has arrived in the mandis, followed by Karnal 6.31 lakh tonnes. 

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Tea producers do not see major crop loss this year : Bangalore

KOLKATA: Allaying fears of the drought situation this year in north India after a weak monsoon forecast, major tea producers now are saying there will not be a major loss to crop.

"Due to lack of rains in north India, there will be crop loss estimated to be around the region at 15 to 20 million kgs," C K Dhanuka, executive chairman of city-based Dunseri Petrochem and Tea, told PTI.

Dhanuka said India's total annual tea production is estimated at 1,100 million kgs, and the crop loss this year would be between one to two per cent. "That is not a major loss", he said.

When asked about its impact on prices, he said "the level would not rise because of this."

"Whatever price rise will take place, it will be due to inflation," Dhanuka said.

Dhunseri has 11 gardens in Assam and produces 11 million kgs per year. 

Managing Director & CEO of Goodricke A N Singh echoed the same sentiments.

"There will be a crop loss of around 15 to 20 million kilograms due to poor rains in north Bengal. What impact will it have on prices is difficult to say. But it is unlikely to have any major impact," Singh said.

McLeod RusselBSE 0.00 %, a major bulk producer of tea, is optimistic that the initial crop loss might be recovered in later part of the year if the rains are satisfactory.