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Tata Coffee Sees Exports Down 14.3 pct in FY09

Source: Reuters
04/02/2009

Mumbai, Feb 4, 2009 - India's Tata Coffee Ltd is likely to see exports fall 14.3 percent in 2008/09 to 12,000 tonnes on year on slowing Russian demand, an official said on Wednesday.

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A fall in instant coffee demand from Russia weighed on exports, Managing Director, M H Ashraff told Reuters.

The company, a subsidiary of Tata Tea Ltd , has cut prices of its instant coffee products in the face of the global slowdown and falling prices of raw material.

"We have cut prices by 10-15 percent in our instant coffee offerings," Ashraff said.



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