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UN bars Indian rice exporters from participating in World Food Programme due to export banHowever, it has been shipping rice to friendly and neighbouring nations such as Indonesia, Senegal, Gambia, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldi...- Garlic prices double in six weeks as supplies dwindleThe central government banned onion exports from December 8 to control the prices, which started rising after the unseasonal rainfall in th...
- Nepal resumes importing onions from India to calm rising demandIndia's move of imposing a 40% tariff on export of onions have severely affected Nepal.
- Uttarakhand residents reach Nepal to shop tomatoesThe high prices of tomatoes in India, with prices ranging from Rs 120- Rs 130, have forced residents of Dharchula and Banbasa to cross into...
- 'I have not returned empty handed' from India: Bangladesh PM Sheikh HasinaPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Wednesday that her recent visit to India benefitted Bangladesh and she has not returned "empty handed"...
- View: Fostering Indo-Bangla trade relations, connectivity is the ‘mantra’With support from India under its ‘Development Partnership’ programmes, a number of old railway links are being revived, such as the Chitta...
- Centre to resume trade with Bangladesh via rail routeThe bulk of India’s trade with Bangladesh is road based and goes through West Bengal. But sources said the Centre is keen to trade with Ban...
- Edible oil producers seek lower duty on raw, refined importsProducers seek decreasing import duties of crude palm oil (CPO) to 30% from 40% and refined palm oil to 45% from current 50%
- Why prices of tomatoes surged and why we are shedding onion tearsWholesale tomato prices touched Rs 70 per kilo in end-July, on the back of a severe supply shortage in vegetable mandis.
- Customs asked to speed up clearance for perishable exportsTo boost exports of perishable agro items, the Revenue Department has asked Customs officials to accord speedy clearance to such cargo.
- Govt may ease onion export curbs as prices dipGovt has instructed different agencies to take co-ordinated market intervention to ensure that the prices are kept below Rs 18 per kg.
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