INDIA COFFEE EXPORTS
India coffee output to miss forecast after below-normal rains
India's Coffee Board has adjusted its coffee production outlook for the fiscal year concluding in March due to insufficient monsoon rains. The revised estimate stands at approximately 380,000 metric tons, a decrease from the previous prediction of over 400,000 tons.
Tata Consumer spills the tea on its whole new growth recipe
Tata Consumer Products reported a better-than-expected second-quarter net profit of ₹469 crore, up from ₹404 crore a year earlier, driven by steady demand for packaged foods and beverages. The company is expanding beyond tea and salt, with its growth businesses now contributing 38% of India revenue, up from 32% last year.
India has huge scope to expand processed food exports to UK after trade pact: TPCI
India's processed food exports to the UK represent significant growth potential with only a 0.6 percent share. The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement eliminates tariffs on various food products. As a result, Indian producers gain immediate competitive advantages in these markets. Trade missions, market intelligence sharing, and SME growth opportunities are key focuses of the TPCI-UKIBC partnership.
India-New Zealand FTA kicks in October 20, gives all Indian goods zero-duty access
India's free trade agreement with New Zealand will begin on October 20 and provide duty-free access for Indian goods. This agreement aims to boost bilateral trade significantly by 2030, increasing it from $2.4 billion to nearly ₹35,000 crore. New Zealand will grant 100% market access, while India will provide tariff concessions on 70% of its tariff lines. Customs clearance timelines will be expedited, enhancing trade efficiency and reducing costs.
FMCG stocks lost their tag of defensive stocks, will they get it back? 7 FMCG stocks with an upside potential of up to 32%
Those who have been following the market for long know this: When there is nervousness on the street, money instinctively moves towards a particular sector. That is the one with companies that sell soaps, biscuits, tea – all the everyday things that people buy whether the news is good or bad. Yes, we are talking about the FMCG sector.
Nestle India Q2 Results: Standalone profit jumps 36% YoY to Rs 1,027 crore, revenue rises 20%
In the second quarter of FY27, Nestle India achieved a remarkable standalone net profit of Rs 1,027 crore, marking a substantial 36% increase from last year's Rs 753 crore. Revenue from operations soared to Rs 6,788 crore, a 20% rise from Rs 5,644 crore. However, despite these impressive results, shares fell by 7% to Rs 1,260 on the NSE, reflecting a mixed market response.
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These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%
A piece of advice for those who still have the stomach to invest in the current volatile market. Don’t take any price action as the gospel truth; look beyond the index movements. And, finally, be both cautious and selective in your stock picks.
Andhra factory makes 3 million tea bags daily for global giants Walmart, Aldi and Carrefour
Everton Tea India thrives in Tirupati, manufacturing a whopping three million flavored tea bags each day for international markets. Since its inception in 2012, the company has seen impressive growth, employing about 300 individuals. Sourcing primarily from Indian plantations while also importing from China and Kenya, Everton is poised to capitalize on the increasing global appetite for healthy drinks. Its strategic location in Sri City enhances its shipping capabilities.
McDonald's supplier HyFun plans $208 million India IPO
HyFun Foods intends to raise up to 20 billion rupees through an IPO planned for late 2028. The company expects to initiate preparations for this IPO in mid-2027 as local demand increases. As frozen food becomes more popular, the firm anticipates significant revenue growth by expanding its capacity. The share of exports in revenue is projected to decrease from three-fourths to half within five years.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 20%
In times like these, the market will have its green and red days. What matters, however, is not the colour of a single day, but the things underneath it: The central bank, the fund flows, and, above all, corporate earnings. Watch those, stay patient, and forget the daily noise.
ET Business Growth Summit, Jaipur: Entrepreneurs highlight new growth opportunities
The ET Business Growth Summit, Jaipur, concluded on a strong note, with industry leaders emphasising greater collaboration among businesses, policymakers, and institutions to unlock the region’s growth potential.
Meet ube, the purple yam hoping to become India’s next matcha
Ube, a purple yam from the Philippines, is gaining popularity in Indian cafes among younger consumers. Its vibrant color and unique flavor are attracting attention across various demographics. Chains like Starbucks have introduced ube products, expanding the flavor options available. However, challenges in sourcing fresh ube may affect consistency for cafes. Despite this, ube's versatility suggests it is here to stay in the market.
The biggest jump in global crop prices since 2022 threatens to boost inflation
Global agricultural prices have jumped notably due to growing tensions in the Black Sea affecting supply routes, coupled with adverse weather impacting yields. The Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index surged by 13%, its highest quarterly growth since March 2022. Meanwhile, China's substantial purchases of American soybeans are altering grain trade dynamics.
Pour Over Coffee Roasters plans 100 outlets by 2030
Pour Over Coffee Roasters intends to expand to nearly 100 cafés by 2030 while focusing on its roasting business. The company is exploring franchise opportunities with established hotel and restaurant operators for growth. POCR currently operates four outlets and plans to add three more by the year's end.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25% according to analysts
The coming earnings season will reflect the impact of the bad monsoon, higher oil prices, and, in pockets, higher inflation. Given that, in terms of valuation, stocks are still not cheap, the risk to the market stays high. But that is in the short term. But then who said investing is only about the short term?
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 20% return in 1 year, according to analysts
The next time you take some action in the stock market – whether it is buying or selling – ask yourself these questions: Why am I doing this? Is it because the news flow is bad? Or, because the company is in trouble? Or is it because the stock price has come down? Answering these questions honestly will probably help you make better decisions.
Short-term headwinds, long-term calm: 6 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 22%
This is not the time to expect that every stock you own will do well; or that you will make quick and easy gains. If you are entering the market, expect a bumpy ride. Don’t be shocked when a good stock falls for a while. And don’t be tempted into taking foolish risks while chasing returns the market is not offering right now. Lowering your expectations is not being negative. It is being realistic, and it protects you.
Dividends and stock splits: IRCTC, BEML among 150+ stocks with record dates this week. Check full list
More than 150 companies have fixed record dates for dividends and stock splits between September 21 and September 25. IRCTC, BEML, Hindustan Copper, Cochin Shipyard and others feature among the stocks with corporate actions scheduled this week.
These large- and mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos have upside potential of up to 25%, according to analysts
Talk of tariffs, especially steep ones, makes the market nervous. Which is exactly why the next few trading sessions are critical, and why being in a hurry to take any market-related decision is the one thing to avoid right now. It is better to be cautious, to wait and watch. And let the picture become a little clearer before you act.
El Niño arrived early. Why its impact was felt from India to the Panama Canal
El Niño's early onset has triggered a cascade of atypical weather events worldwide. India faced not only monsoon challenges but also significant shifts in policy due to insufficient rainfall. Meanwhile, South America grappled with both severe flooding and drought conditions affecting the Amazon. Australia and Southeast Asia saw extended dry periods, increasing the threat of wildfires. Concurrently, global temperature records underscored the reality of a warming planet amid these disruptions.
NABARD marks 23rd GI Day; facilitates GI applications for six Delhi products
Nabin Kumar Roy, Chief General Manager, NABARD, New Delhi Regional Office, highlighted the expansion of NABARD’s GI initiative in Delhi from three products identified last year to nine products currently
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 22%, according to analysts
Rising crude-oil prices are an obvious concern. But domestic factors like FPI selling, market repricing in select sectors, and the impact of supply chain disruption on margins may also be beginning to impact sentiment. But there is another thing that needs to be watched carefully: Will the world see some unwinding of AI-related trades? If yes, what does it mean for the Indian market?
Food Fables – How Turkey shows that Indian tea’s future might be black
India’s tea industry is facing slow domestic growth, but the article argues that the answer may lie in changing how Indians drink tea. While masala chai remains dominant, promoting plain black tea could help expand consumption, drawing inspiration from countries such as Turkey, China and Iran where tea is commonly consumed without milk.
PM Modi meets Ethiopia’s Abiy Ahmed on sidelines of BRICS Summit in Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali in New Delhi. Ethiopia joined BRICS in January 2024, gaining market access and export opportunities. India is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit focusing on cooperation and sustainability. BRICS members collectively represent a significant portion of the global population and economy. Recent defense talks explored expanding bilateral collaboration between India and Ethiopia.
India-Russia target $100 billion trade by 2030; BIT fast-tracked as Goyal eyes pharma, textiles and auto exports
India and Russia aim to boost their bilateral trade to an impressive hundred billion dollars by 2030, focusing on growth in key sectors such as pharmaceuticals and textiles. A new bilateral investment treaty is set to enhance legal confidence for investors, while improvements in local currency settlement will ease transaction hurdles. Both countries are intensifying their initiatives to meet these ambitious trade and investment aspirations.
Why is the Bab el-Mandeb Strait so important?
Iran-backed Houthis aim to control Yemen's Red Sea coast and Bab el-Mandeb strait. This strategic waterway connects Asia to Europe via the Suez Canal. Major shipping firms have rerouted vessels, increasing freight costs and journey times. Houthi control could grant Iran leverage in its conflict with the United States. Petroleum volumes transiting Bab el-Mandeb represent about seven percent of global oil output.
India's exports under free trade pacts grew faster than imports in April-July: Piyush Goyal
Exports under free trade agreements are now growing faster than imports. Outbound shipments to FTA partner countries expanded by 23.9 percent to USD 57.2 billion. The trade deficit with FTA partners narrowed from USD 34.2 billion to USD 32.6 billion. Overall merchandise exports for the four-month period reached USD 173.8 billion. This indicates an improvement in the utilization of India's trade pacts.
Govt mulls FDI liberalisation in plantation sector
India is considering liberalizing foreign direct investment norms for plantations. More commercial crops like bananas could be included under this policy. The government aims to boost exports of bananas significantly in coming years. This move seeks to enhance India's global market share in banana production. Stakeholder consultations are currently underway for this proposed policy change.
India's coffee exports jump 27% in Jan-Apr on strong robusta, instant coffee demand
India's coffee exports surged by 26.6 percent in the January-April period of 2026. Shipments of robusta and instant coffee saw significant increases. This growth signals a dynamic shift in India's global coffee market presence. Record production estimates and rising export values indicate a promising future for the Indian coffee sector.
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