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1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99 A1 1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99 No.KAPPEC/A1/1 COCONUT No.KAPPEC/A1/2 EXPORT INVOICE No.KAPPEC/A1/3 MERGER OF STCL No.KAPPEC/A1/96-97/4 FINALISATION OF ACCOUNTS FOR 96-97 No.KAPPEC/A1/97-98/5 FINALISATION OF ACCOUNTS FOR 97-98 No.KAPPEC/A1/6 TECHNOGROWERS (96-97) No.KAPPEC/A1/7 PUNJAB AGRI EXPORT CORPN. No.KAPPEC/A1/8 NORTH PACIFIC TRADING (CESS) No.KAPPEC/A1/98-99/9 INTERNAL AUDIT 98-99 No.KAPPEC/A1/10 SOON CHEONG MARINE PRODUCTS, MALAYSIA No.KAPPEC/A1/11 HIRA SINGH & SONS, SINGAPORE No.KAPPEC/A1/12 MULTIPLEX FERTILIZERS PVT. LTD., SKE MIDWESTERN INC., SANFRANCISCO No.KAPPEC/A1/13 (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A1/14 IFC OVERSEAS, DELHI No.KAPPEC/A1/15 HARI SINGH & SONS, SINGAPORE No.KAPPEC/A1/16 J.K. INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD., AUSTRALIA No.KAPPEC/A1/17 METHI SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A1/18 SKE MIDWESTERN, NIGER SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A1/19 NDDB SHARES CAPITAL No.KAPPEC/A1/20 GARLIC, DEVI TRADING (JMC) BBR No.KAPPEC/A1/21 GARLIC DELIVERY, MUMBAI No.KAPPEC/A1/22 BIG ONION TO SRI LANKA A2 1998-99 and 1999-2000 No.KAPPEC/A2/23 SKC SURAT & CO., MAURITIUS No.KAPPEC/A2/24 DEVI TRADING CO., HONG KONG No.KAPPEC/A2/25 SKE MIDWESTERN, USA No.KAPPEC/A2/26 J.K. INTERNATIONAL, AUSTRALIA (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/27 GHURA IMPEX PVT. (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/28 GUJARATH AGRO IND. CORPN., AHMEDABAD No.KAPPEC/A2/29 KERALA FEEDS No.KAPPEC/A2/30 BRIDGEWAY TRADING, NIGER SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A2/31 KNIGHT SEED CO. INC., CESS (54 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/32 NAFED No.KAPPEC/A2/33 SALES PATTIES 99-00 No.KAPPEC/A2/34 KNIGHT SEEDS, 108 MTS. NIGER SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A2/35 MANGO 99-00 No.KAPPEC/A2/36 BRIDGEWAY TRADING, 90 MTS. NIGER SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A2/37 INDIA CEMENT CAPITAL & FINANCE LTD., No.KAPPEC/A2/38 CASA ABASCAL, MEXICO No.KAPPEC/A2/39 JMC, PUNE No.KAPPEC/A2/40 MODERN CHEMICALS, COLOMBO HENG HUAT CHAN SDN, MALAYSIA (293.760 MTS. No.KAPPEC/A2/41 ONION) SYARIKAT PING THYE TRADING CO., (293.760 MTS. No.KAPPEC/A2/42 ONION) No.KAPPEC/A2/43 GARLIC, DEVI TRADING CO., (19 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/44 HASSAN POTATO PRODUCTS LTD., No.KAPPEC/A2/45 PUNJAB AGRI EXP CORPN. No.KAPPEC/A2/46 KNIGHT SEED INC., USA (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/47 KNIGHT SEEDS CO., MARSHALL / CESS No.KAPPEC/A2/48 GULF LUSTOER TRADING, DUBAI No.KAPPEC/A2/49 IMCO, SINGAPORE No.KAPPEC/A2/50 SKE MIDWESTERN, 216 MTS. NIGER SEEDS SRI LANKA CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING No.KAPPEC/A2/51 FEDERATION, COLOMBO No.KAPPEC/A2/52 SEN BROTHERS, COLOMBO No.KAPPEC/A2/53 GARLIC DELIVERY, CHENNAI No.KAPPEC/A2/54 KNIGHT SEEDS CO. INC., (108 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/55 AGRICULTURAL FINANCE CORPN. LTD., B’LORE No.KAPPEC/A2/56 GROUNDNUTS No.KAPPEC/A2/57 DEVI TRADING CO., 513 MTS. GARLIC No.KAPPEC/A2/58 KSCMF LTD., B’LORE No.KAPPEC/A2/59 DEVI TRADING CO., 1019 MTS. GARLIC No.KAPPEC/A2/60 KNIGHT SEEDS, 180 MTS. NIGER SEEDS BRIDGEWAY TRADING CORPN. (90 MTS. NIGER No.KAPPEC/A2/61 SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/62 VIVANES ABASCAL, MEXICO (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/63 KNIGHT SEEDS, USA – 180 MTS. NIGER SEEDS SURTIDORA DEL. BAJIO, MUMBAI (18 MTS. NIGER No.KAPPEC/A2/64 SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/65 SKE MIDWESTERN, USA (18 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/66 C.O.T (P) LTD., COLOMBO (600 MTS. ONION) No.KAPPEC/A2/67 SKE MIDWESTERN (108 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/68 SAFFLOWER SEEDS No.KAPPEC/A2/69 RED SPLIT LENTILS (3000 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/70 RADHA EXPORT INTERNATIONAL (300 MTS. ONION) No.KAPPEC/A2/71 KNIGHT SEEDS CO. INC., (108 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) SKE MIDWESTERN INC., USA (216 MTS. NIGER No.KAPPEC/A2/72 SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/73 M/S. SALIKA TRADING COMP. No.KAPPEC/A2/74 NIKRAJ COMMODITY (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/75 BILL DISCOUNTING No.KAPPEC/A2/76 RAISONI EXPORTS (124.974 MTS. ONION) MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT FOR GUIDANCE OF No.KAPPEC/A2/77 POLITICAL PARTIES & CANDIDATES No.KAPPEC/A2/78 JMC, PUNE, 99-00 (GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A2/79 M/S. GLOBE INVESTMENT, COLOMBO (GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A2/80 MERCANTIL DE VIVERES, MEXICO (NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/81 GARLIC, SHENG SEE HANG TRADING (266 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/82 SKE MIDWESTERN, USA (324 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/83 KRISHI EXPO, DELHI (99-00) No.KAPPEC/A2/84 SKE MIDWESTERN (36 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/85 SKE MIDWESTERN (90 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/86 SKE MIDWESTERN (90 MTS. NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/87 KNIGHT SEEDS, USA (100 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/88 KNIGHT SEEDS, USA (90 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/89 GARLIC IMPORT BILLS (99-00) No.KAPPEC/A2/90 JDGFT, B’LORE No.KAPPEC/A2/91 BIRLA 3M & CESS (NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/92 MAHARASHTRA AGRI MARKETING BOARD, PUNE No.KAPPEC/A2/93 SKE MIDWESTERN (216 MTS. NIGER) SINO FIELD TRADING LTD., HONG KONG (440 MTS. No.KAPPEC/A2/94 GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A2/95 DK BROKERS, MUMBAI (500 MTS. ONION) No.KAPPEC/A2/96 KNIGHT SEEDS CO., USA (180 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/97 KNIGHT SEEDS CO., USA (216 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/98 HMT INTERNATIONAL, SINGAPORE No.KAPPEC/A2/99 DEVI TRADING, HONG KONG (BILLS OF EXCHANGE) No.KAPPEC/A2/100 KNIGHT SEEDS (90 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/101 DEVI TRADING CO., HONG KONG (513 MTS. GARLIC) J.K. INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD., AUSTRALIA (54 No.KAPPEC/A2/102 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/103 AUSTRALIA No.KAPPEC/A2/104 METHI SEEDS PR/3617 (21 MTS.) GARLIC, SHENG SEE HAND TRADING(JMC)(2.66 No.KAPPEC/A2/105 MTS.) MERCANTILE DE VIVERES, MUMBAI (18 MTS. No.KAPPEC/A2/106 NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/107 FERTILIZERS No.KAPPEC/A2/108 DEVI TRADING (111.30 GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A2/109 RED SPLIT LENTILS 98-99 No.KAPPEC/A2/110 BIRLA 3M (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/111 IMCO, SINGAPORE – III (NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/112 JABS INTERNATION, MUMBAI (NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/113 M. LAKHAMSI & CO., (NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A2/114 KNIGHT SEEDS CO. INC., CESS (52 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/115 SKE MIDWESTERN – 54 MTS. NIGER No.KAPPEC/A2/116 WILSON TRADING CO., (POTATO 30 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/117 SKE MIDWESTERN (108 MTS. 6 FCL NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/118 SUNIL TRADERS (POTATO 30 MTS.) No.KAPPEC/A2/119 PR 3595 (3000 MTS. LENTILS) No.KAPPEC/A2/120 LIVING COLOUR, SWITZERLAND No.KAPPEC/A2/121 POTATO No.KAPPEC/A2/122 IMCO SINGAPORE – II No.KAPPEC/A2/123 500 MTS. MAIZE – AGROCORN No.KAPPEC/A2/124 SKE MIDWESTERN INC., (18 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/125 SKE MIDWESTERN INC., (54 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/126 TNCSC, CHENNAI (RICE / PULSES) MERCANTILE DE VIVERES, MEXICO (18 MTS. No.KAPPEC/A2/127 NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/128 POTATO PROCUREMENT, HUBLI No.KAPPEC/A2/129 KNIGHT SEEDS, USA (18 MTS. NIGER) SINGAPORE FOOD INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD., No.KAPPEC/A2/130 (MANGO) No.KAPPEC/A2/131 SKE MIDWESTERN (216 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/132 KNIGHT SEEDS CO., USA (54 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/133 MAHESH AGRI EXIM PVT. LTD., MUMBAI (NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/134 KNIGHT SEEDS CO. INC., USA (360 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/135 IMCO, SINGAPORE (2000 MTS. NIGER) No.KAPPEC/A2/98-99/136 JOURNALS 98-99 No.KAPPEC/A2/98-99/137 IMPREST VOUCHERS 98 No.KAPPEC/A2/99-00/138 PURCHASE 99-00 No.KAPPEC/A2/99-00/139 JOURNALS 99-00 No.KAPPEC/A2/99-00/140 EXPORT INVOICE 99-2000 A3 2000 – 2001 and 2001-2002 No.KAPPEC/A3/141 CWE COLOMBO PR- 3703 (100MT POTATO) No.KAPPEC/A3/142 AMBALA EXPO, CHENNAI (56MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/143 CWE CLOMBO PR – 3693 (100MT POTATO) No.KAPPEC/A3/144 CESS, MUMBAI No.KAPPEC/A3/145 GNANAM IMPORTS, COLOMBO (18MT CHILLIES) CHIA SIANG HENG, SINGAPORE (24.480MT ONION) No.KAPPEC/A3/146 JMC CEYLON & OVERSEAS TRADERS, COLOMBO No.KAPPEC/A3/147 (12.50MT ONION) No.KAPPEC/A3/148 MANGO 2001-2002 INSTITUTE FOR SOCIO& ECONOMIC CHANGE, No.KAPPEC/A3/149 BANGALORE No.KAPPEC/A3/150 AMBALA EXPO (84MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/151 AMBALA EXPO (54.390 MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/152 AMBALA EXPO (28 MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/153 KNIGHT SEEDS CO., INC (108MT NIGERSEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/154 KNIGHT SEEDS CO INC(72 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/155 NADAR & EBRAHIM- BAHRAIN (200 MT ONION) No.KAPPEC/A3/156 FA IMPEX, COLOMBO (10MT CHILLIES) No.KAPPEC/A3/157 CWE COLOMBO (200 MT POTATO) No.KAPPEC/A3/158 AMBALA EXPO (56 MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/159 SKE MIDWESTREN INC (18 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/160 RAM IMPORTERS, COLOMBO (9MT CHILLIES) TOYOTA CORPORATION, JAPAN (17 MT No.KAPPEC/A3/161 SAFFLOWERS) No.KAPPEC/A3/162 KNIGHT SEEDS CO. INC (180 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/163 BBR PUNE (48.78 GARLIC IMPORTS) No.KAPPEC/A3/164 SANGHAR MARKETING CORPORATION No.KAPPEC/A3/165 TRANSGLOBE FOODS LTD., RAJKOT No.KAPPEC/A3/166 BBR, PUNE (55.890 MT GARLIC IMPORT) No.KAPPEC/A3/167 CWE, COLOMBO PR 3705 No.KAPPEC/A3/168 KNIGHT SEEDS (180 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/169 ANATOO SEEDS (18 MTS) No.KAPPEC/A3/170 D.L. PIYATIL LAKE, SRILANKA (15MT ONION) PROCUREMENT OF NEGER SEEDS FROM No.KAPPEC/A3/171 KARNATAKA No.KAPPEC/A3/172 SINGAPORE FOODS INDUSTRIES FATHIMA TRADE CENTRE, COLOMBO (10 MT No.KAPPEC/A3/173 CHILLIES) DERRY TRADING, COLOMBO (9 MT GINGER, 56 MT No.KAPPEC/A3/174 POTATO) TRUPTI INTERNATIONAL, BANGALORE(12.500MT OF No.KAPPEC/A3/175 GINGER) No.KAPPEC/A3/176 SKE MID WESTREN INC(36MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/177 RAJHANUMYALS, COLOMBO (25 MT POTATO) No.KAPPEC/A3/178 GBC LTD., LONDON (18 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/179 SKE MIDWESTREN INC (18 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/180 VFC TOBACCO ACHALA TRADERS, COLOMBO (9 MT DRIED No.KAPPEC/A3/181 CHILLIES) No.KAPPEC/A3/182 VISHAL EXPORTS, CHENNAI No.KAPPEC/A3/183 SKE MID WESTREN INC (18 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/184 KNIGHT SEEDS CO INC (270 MT NIGER SEEDS) MAVIGA S.Z., SWITZERLAND (52.500 MT NIGER No.KAPPEC/A3/185 SEEDS) FATHIMA TRADERS, COLOMBO (16.550 MT No.KAPPEC/A3/186 POTATO) FATHIMA TRADERS CENTRE, COLOMBO (25 MT No.KAPPEC/A3/187 POTATO) No.KAPPEC/A3/188 BERSAMA DIRIEDAR, MALYSIA No.KAPPEC/A3/189 EXPORTS No.KAPPEC/A3/190 SKE MID WESTREN (18 MT NIGER SEEDS) No.KAPPEC/A3/191 AMBALA EXPO (56 MT GARLIC) No.KAPPEC/A3/192 C.O.T (P), COLOMBO (25MT POTATOES) No.KAPPEC/A3/193 CWE, COLOMBO PR – 3757(50MT POTATO) AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION
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