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Right packaging key to boosting coffee exports
Getting the right packaging material at an affordable price is a major challenge facing coffee exporters in India today. India, like other coffee exporting countries, uses the conventional jute bags for exporting green coffee. However, when it comes to exporting roast and ground coffee, the material used for packaging plays a major role. As of now, India’s roast and ground coffee exports in the retail form are very small in volume at 200 tonnes, whereas the country’s total green coffee exports are about 180,000 tonnes.

Pyramid Saimira puts up US, Malaysian biz on sale
In a move aimed at stemming declining losses and generating funds for Indian operations, Chennai-based entertainment company Pyramid Saimira Theatre Ltd (PSTL) has put its businesses and assets in the US and Malaysia up for sale.

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PC shipments drop 19% in Jan-Mar quarter this year
Hit by the economic slowdown and low spending by the government on the information technology sector prior to the assembly elections, the personal computer (PC) shipments in the country fell by 19 per cent during the January-March quarter this year.
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Dalai Lama concerned over global warming

The spiritual leader of Tibet, the Dalai Lama on Wednesday expressed concern over the global warming and its impact on the Himalayan Kingdom. - State declares Jiranga tourist spot - Dalai Lama to inaugurate south Asia"s biggest monastery - Dalai Lama to visit Baroda this week - Sunanda K Datta-Ray: Fair-weather friendship">Sunanda K Datta-Ray: Fair-weather friendship - Obama"s Nobel a little early, says Dalai Lama - Lunch with BS: Nirupama Rao">Lunch with BS: Nirupama Rao “The global warming poses a real danger to the mankind of Tibet as many rivers in the region have their origin from Tibet”, the Dalai Lama told at Jirang, a Tibetan settlement in south Orissa’s Gajapati district. Lama denied that his presence and activities in the country could adversely affect the Sino-India relationship, adding, “India and China are large countries and they should maintain a good relationship.” He, however, stressed China should maintain transparency to ensure a better relationship between New Delhi and Beijing. Lama sounded optimistic on China giving autonomy to Tibet given its new economic status. Dalai Lama, who fled to India after the Chinese occupation of Tibet in 1959, lives in exile in the northern Indian hill town of Dharmasala (Himachal Pradesh).


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