Dear Mr. Sundararajan
as you may recall I had bought the vanilla cd from you and you had promised some concession on the next cd's.
However before I buy the Aloevera cd I would like to know some specific details about the extraction plant of Aloevera with which we can extract Oil and make pulp.
How many such plants are up and running in India
What is the approximate cost involved in setting up such a plant.
Looking forward to your cooperation
Warm regards
Sid.
Dear Mr.Sid
Good to see your mail & thank you.
Aloe Vera Processing plants are functioning in India. Exact Number is not known.
Some Reputed Companies processing Aloe Vera are included in the CD ROM.
There are consultants mentioned in the CD to consult on The Investment required.
However, one of the consultant says that a 30 tonnes/ year will need investment of
Rs.25 laks. you got to check with them.
One of the big companies have a plant with capacity of 4 tonnes/ Day !
Please see the web page for content headlines. The page is at
http://www.primaryinfo.com/aloe.htm
with best wishes
M.SundaraRajan
http://www.primaryinfo.com
Saturday, February 26, 2005
Monday, February 14, 2005
Gelatine
The total world market of gelatin is estimated in excess of 150,000 Tones per annum.
Geographically, the single largest market for gelatin is North America with annual estimated demand / consumption of 35,000 tons.
The production of gelatin is around 3,500 tones per annum in India
read about business opportunites in Gealtine
The total world market of gelatin is estimated in excess of 150,000 Tones per annum.
Geographically, the single largest market for gelatin is North America with annual estimated demand / consumption of 35,000 tons.
The production of gelatin is around 3,500 tones per annum in India
read about business opportunites in Gealtine
Friday, February 11, 2005
Business Opportunities
Mica Trading ,Processing to specialty products, technology transfer, Business Promotion on the Internet ,Trade Leads Generation, Patents, Finding Buyers...Importers, dealers, Traders, Manufacturers ,distributors, around the globe in several countries, Market Survey Reports, Company Profiles, Contact information such as web site , email id ,addresses, telephone and Fax numbers, Internet Marketing and Business Promotion Services.
CD ROM Contains 18.8 MB of Data : About Mica & Products, uses, world Production, consumption by different Industries, directory of mica products companies, Product Specifications, Research findings & other useful information.
click for more information on MICA
Mica Trading ,Processing to specialty products, technology transfer, Business Promotion on the Internet ,Trade Leads Generation, Patents, Finding Buyers...Importers, dealers, Traders, Manufacturers ,distributors, around the globe in several countries, Market Survey Reports, Company Profiles, Contact information such as web site , email id ,addresses, telephone and Fax numbers, Internet Marketing and Business Promotion Services.
CD ROM Contains 18.8 MB of Data : About Mica & Products, uses, world Production, consumption by different Industries, directory of mica products companies, Product Specifications, Research findings & other useful information.
click for more information on MICA
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Mint
Cultivation, Processing Menthol & ExportingInformation Compilation on CD ROM
Menthol production greatly depends on the availability of mint oil which again depends on the cultivation of the herb and extraction of the oil by steam distillation.Process: Menthol is generally obtained by chilling mint oil and subsequent centrifuging to separate out the menthol crystals. Major players are India, China , USA, Australia The U.S. is a net importer of menthol and imports from India, Germany, China, Japan, Brazil andParaguay
Comprehensive coverage of MENTHOL Project Information on CD ROM
Cultivation, Processing Menthol & ExportingInformation Compilation on CD ROM
Menthol production greatly depends on the availability of mint oil which again depends on the cultivation of the herb and extraction of the oil by steam distillation.Process: Menthol is generally obtained by chilling mint oil and subsequent centrifuging to separate out the menthol crystals. Major players are India, China , USA, Australia The U.S. is a net importer of menthol and imports from India, Germany, China, Japan, Brazil andParaguay
Comprehensive coverage of MENTHOL Project Information on CD ROM
Monday, January 17, 2005
Roses Cultivation, Processing & Exporting
Compilation on CD ROM
Roses are the largest traded flowers in the world market.
Leading Countries in the Floriculture are Netherlands, Columbia, Italy, Spain & Israel.
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Andra Pradesh & Maharastra are States in India developing Floriculture Cultivation & Exporting
Important Flowers cultivated in India are Roses, Gladioli, Gerberas, Anthurium, Dahlias, Tube Roses, Orchids
Financial & other Support are provided by the Government of India & the States.
Flower Label Program
Trade Fairs, Sources of Price Information
Click for Content Headlines of CD ROM on Roses Cultivation, Processing & Exporting
Small Enterprises
Compilation on CD ROM
Roses are the largest traded flowers in the world market.
Leading Countries in the Floriculture are Netherlands, Columbia, Italy, Spain & Israel.
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Andra Pradesh & Maharastra are States in India developing Floriculture Cultivation & Exporting
Important Flowers cultivated in India are Roses, Gladioli, Gerberas, Anthurium, Dahlias, Tube Roses, Orchids
Financial & other Support are provided by the Government of India & the States.
Flower Label Program
Trade Fairs, Sources of Price Information
Click for Content Headlines of CD ROM on Roses Cultivation, Processing & Exporting
Small Enterprises
about 11.4 million units in this sector provide employment to over 27.1 million people. The small scale sector contributes 40% of the country’s industrial production and 34 % of the exports from the country. From SIDO India
source:http://www.smallindustryindia.com/sido/news05.htm
Small Enterprises
source:http://www.smallindustryindia.com/sido/news05.htm
Small Enterprises
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Chennai Industrial profile
Chennai District, one of the Metropolitans in India and the Capital of Tamilnadu State is the fourth largest city in the Indian sub-continent and 30th largest city in the world. It extends an area of 174 sq.k.m. which accounts for only 0.13 percent of the State’s area of 1,30,058 sq.k.m. The entire district is classified as urban. The district has a coastal line of 22 k.m. Chennai district has a hot climate which can be termed as tropical maritime climate
Demographically the rate of growth of population is 9.76 percent as against the State’s average of 11.19 percent during the period 1991-2001. As per the 2001 census, it ranked 2nd among the districts of Tamilnadu in population, next to Coimbatore District and it is the densest district with 24,231 persons per sq.k.m. as against the State’s population density of 478 persons per sq. k.m. There is 9.76 percent growth rate in the density of population during the period from 1991-2001 in Chennai district
As per 2001 census Chennai ranks 4th in literacy with 80.14 percent , 1st, 2nd and 3rd being Kanyakumari, Thuthukudi and Nilgiris with 88.11 percent, 81.96 percent and 81.44 percent respectively. However Chennai district has registered higher literacy rate than the State average of 73.4 percent
Work force constitutes 30.5 percent of the total population and the remaining 69.5 percent are non-workers
There is scope for setting up industries based on milk, Poultry and eggs, since these items produced in the neighbouring districts, where there is only limited marketing facilities, is mainly being marketed in the markets of the Chennai district
The district has a coastal line of 22 k.m. with 2 coastal blocks and 40 coastal fishing centres. Since a good amount of marine fish is caught in this area, there is good potential for setting up industries based on fish
The Chennai Metropolis enjoys the best infrastructure facilities that any entrepreneur could dream of. The district is facilitated with a major Sea-port with single window clearance , Domestic and International Airport, National and State high ways, broad gauge and meter gauge Railways, excellent communication facilities, power, banking facilities, Industrial Estates, Industrial Complexes and Industrial Parks etc
Scope for establishing new Industrial Estates in Chennai district is very limited due to lack of space. But there is scope for constructing industrial complexes in the existing Industrial Estates to accommodate a particular group of industries
An Information Technology park is set up, across 8 acres of land, with a view to give a giant leap forward to develop and integrate the country into the world wide information technology net work at Taramani in Chennai district
There was a tremendous growth in SSI units in the districts during the period of last 10 years. The industrial units registered with the Industries department was only 16,326 as on 313-1991 which was grown to 40,300 as on 31-3-2001. But the SSI sector lacks product diversification and technological upgradation . Some of the existing units are very old and require large scale modernisation
One of the main problems of the units in this district is delayed payment by the parent units. The SSI and tiny units also feel that while the financial institutions are ready to extend credit facilities, especially working capital to big borrowers who can provide collateral security, they are reluctant to consider local applications of small and tiny units.
During the survey, it was observed that small scale sector suffers from lack of economies of the scale, unlike the large scale units. Moreover, in the context of liberalisation and growing domestic and international competition this sector needs support through promotional policies of credit and technology
Entrepreneurial competence is necessary to succeed in any venture. The district is endowed with talented entrepreneurs. Technically qualified persons are also available in the district along with excellent infrastructure facilities. Keeping in view the challenging entrepreneurial opportunities at present and in future in national and international level it is of paramount importance to promote management skills of the budding entrepreneurs through counselling and training, to succeed in their endeavours
Any Questions ?
Chennai District, one of the Metropolitans in India and the Capital of Tamilnadu State is the fourth largest city in the Indian sub-continent and 30th largest city in the world. It extends an area of 174 sq.k.m. which accounts for only 0.13 percent of the State’s area of 1,30,058 sq.k.m. The entire district is classified as urban. The district has a coastal line of 22 k.m. Chennai district has a hot climate which can be termed as tropical maritime climate
Demographically the rate of growth of population is 9.76 percent as against the State’s average of 11.19 percent during the period 1991-2001. As per the 2001 census, it ranked 2nd among the districts of Tamilnadu in population, next to Coimbatore District and it is the densest district with 24,231 persons per sq.k.m. as against the State’s population density of 478 persons per sq. k.m. There is 9.76 percent growth rate in the density of population during the period from 1991-2001 in Chennai district
As per 2001 census Chennai ranks 4th in literacy with 80.14 percent , 1st, 2nd and 3rd being Kanyakumari, Thuthukudi and Nilgiris with 88.11 percent, 81.96 percent and 81.44 percent respectively. However Chennai district has registered higher literacy rate than the State average of 73.4 percent
Work force constitutes 30.5 percent of the total population and the remaining 69.5 percent are non-workers
There is scope for setting up industries based on milk, Poultry and eggs, since these items produced in the neighbouring districts, where there is only limited marketing facilities, is mainly being marketed in the markets of the Chennai district
The district has a coastal line of 22 k.m. with 2 coastal blocks and 40 coastal fishing centres. Since a good amount of marine fish is caught in this area, there is good potential for setting up industries based on fish
The Chennai Metropolis enjoys the best infrastructure facilities that any entrepreneur could dream of. The district is facilitated with a major Sea-port with single window clearance , Domestic and International Airport, National and State high ways, broad gauge and meter gauge Railways, excellent communication facilities, power, banking facilities, Industrial Estates, Industrial Complexes and Industrial Parks etc
Scope for establishing new Industrial Estates in Chennai district is very limited due to lack of space. But there is scope for constructing industrial complexes in the existing Industrial Estates to accommodate a particular group of industries
An Information Technology park is set up, across 8 acres of land, with a view to give a giant leap forward to develop and integrate the country into the world wide information technology net work at Taramani in Chennai district
There was a tremendous growth in SSI units in the districts during the period of last 10 years. The industrial units registered with the Industries department was only 16,326 as on 313-1991 which was grown to 40,300 as on 31-3-2001. But the SSI sector lacks product diversification and technological upgradation . Some of the existing units are very old and require large scale modernisation
One of the main problems of the units in this district is delayed payment by the parent units. The SSI and tiny units also feel that while the financial institutions are ready to extend credit facilities, especially working capital to big borrowers who can provide collateral security, they are reluctant to consider local applications of small and tiny units.
During the survey, it was observed that small scale sector suffers from lack of economies of the scale, unlike the large scale units. Moreover, in the context of liberalisation and growing domestic and international competition this sector needs support through promotional policies of credit and technology
Entrepreneurial competence is necessary to succeed in any venture. The district is endowed with talented entrepreneurs. Technically qualified persons are also available in the district along with excellent infrastructure facilities. Keeping in view the challenging entrepreneurial opportunities at present and in future in national and international level it is of paramount importance to promote management skills of the budding entrepreneurs through counselling and training, to succeed in their endeavours
Any Questions ?
Dear Shobhit
Glad to see your mail
We certainly cannot forget you so soon.
As you might have found in the CD, the major consumption is for Ice Cream.
USA is the biggest market for ice cream and so for Vanilla.
Please read the report on Vanilla market in USA in the CD & email me
your comments - we shall discuss further
best wishes
M.SundaraRajan
http://www.primaryinfo.com
Small Enterprises
Glad to see your mail
We certainly cannot forget you so soon.
As you might have found in the CD, the major consumption is for Ice Cream.
USA is the biggest market for ice cream and so for Vanilla.
Please read the report on Vanilla market in USA in the CD & email me
your comments - we shall discuss further
best wishes
M.SundaraRajan
http://www.primaryinfo.com
Small Enterprises
i hope you remember me. havn't been able to keep in touch with you due to my
pre-occupation with classes. as you know i am doing a project on vanilla
cultivation and need your help. i need to finalise a country where indian
vanilla can be exported and is very lucrative for the indian farmers. havn't
been able to decide on that. could you help with this. what are the factors
that i should consider while choosing the country to export indian vanilla
and what kind of logistics is required to export vanilla from india to that
country. how the vanilla is packed for exporting and what care should be
taken while packing it.
please help
thanking you,
shobhit goyal
World Trade in Vanilla
pre-occupation with classes. as you know i am doing a project on vanilla
cultivation and need your help. i need to finalise a country where indian
vanilla can be exported and is very lucrative for the indian farmers. havn't
been able to decide on that. could you help with this. what are the factors
that i should consider while choosing the country to export indian vanilla
and what kind of logistics is required to export vanilla from india to that
country. how the vanilla is packed for exporting and what care should be
taken while packing it.
please help
thanking you,
shobhit goyal
World Trade in Vanilla
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