Bangladesh asks India to allow export of 10 lakh tonnes wheat

Bangladesh imports 67 lakh tonnes of wheat every year, of which, the Government of Bangladesh imports about 12-13 lakh tonnes through international tendering. More than 50 lakh tonnes are imported by the country's private trade from India.

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After a meeting with Indian authorities held on May 25, Bangladesh compiled a list of LCs issued before May 13, which is for 10 lakh tonnes of wheat imports.
The government of Bangladesh has requested India to allow export of 10 lakh tonnes of wheat without delay and cited that the Bangladeshi importers' have Letters of Credit (LC) were issued before India banned wheat exports.

The High Commission of Bangladesh in New Delhi said in a letter written to the Ministry of External Affairs of India, a copy of which is with ET.

Bangladesh imports 67 lakh tonnes of wheat every year, of which, the Government of Bangladesh imports about 12-13 lakh tonnes through international tendering. More than 50 lakh tonnes are imported by the country's private trade from India.


After a meeting with Indian authorities held on May 25, Bangladesh compiled a list of LCs issued before May 13, which is for 10 lakh tonnes of wheat imports.
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