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After nearly 18 months of negotiations, United Breweries and Heineken are understood to be nearing an agreement for combined operations in India.

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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.
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FII inflow in stock markets cross $6-bn mark

In a sign of confidence in the Indian markets, foreign institutional investors (FII) pumped in over $6 billion, or about Rs 29,940 crore this year, with over $1 billion coming in July alone. - Sensex ends down 407pts - FIIs pull out Rs 1,700 cr from stock mkts in a week - Gold prices fall as stocks surge - FII investment crosses $3 billion-mark - Sensex greets UPA with 2,111 pt rally - Robert J Shiller: Story time for the world economy">Robert J Shiller: Story time for the world economy An analysis of FIIs activity shows that overseas investors are the net purchasers of Indian stocks worth $6.18 billion (Rs 29,940.30 crore) from January to July this year. According to the data with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), FIIs were the gross buyer of shares worth Rs 2,98,675.70 crore while they sold equities valued at Rs 2,68,735.30 crore, resulting in a net inflow of Rs 29,940.30 crore ($6.18 billion). In July, FIIs made a net investment of Rs 5,637 ($1.16 billion) in the domestic equity markets, showing their confidence in an emerging market like India. Significantly, during the same period, the Bombay Stock Exchange"s barometer Sensex has lost nearly 2 per cent. However, it seems that the overseas investors are still skeptic about debt market as they have not turned into net investor in this segment this year. Till now, FIIs are the net seller of debts worth Rs 973.60 crore ($151 million), even as the overseas investors infused Rs 4,485.10 crore ($932 million) so far in July, the Sebi data said.


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