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B2B exchange launched for sugar trade 

Ashok B Sharma  
New Delhi, Aug 02: A new Website, comdaqindia.com has been launched to cater to the local and global needs of the domestic sugar trade. The site has been jointly developed by the UK-based firm, Comdaq plc and the Delhi-based International Trading Company. The site will be extended to cover coffee, soyabeans and pulses.

The new site will facilitate by covering global operations through an existing site comdaq.net and the domestic operations through another existing site comdaindia.net.

Comdaqindia.net offers producers and end-users of the commodities covered by it an opportunity to create more open and transparent markets with more efficient price setting and simpler processes than those that typically prevail in traditional methods of trading.

These improvements have the potential to lead to reduced costs and a more effective market. This will also lead to the expansion of the market for trading, to include end-users who have hitherto been unable to access such a market and who have therefore relied on distributors for supply of commodities. The site is a virtual market place where buyers and sellers of specific commodities can post invitations or offers to trade and can negotiate online.

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