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- No proposal to alter duty structure import of wheat: GovtThere have been demand from various industry representatives to reduce the 40% duty on import of wheat to augur domestic supply to contain ...
- Wheat import duty increased to 40%The government plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat and 2 million tonnes of rice in the open market.
- India hikes wheat import duty to support local farmersLocal wheat prices have fallen over 11 percent in 2019 due to ample supply from last year's crop and forecasts of record output.
- Government may raise import duty on wheatLast month, the government had doubled the import duty on wheat to 20 per cent to curb cheap shipments and give positive price signal to fa...
- Food minister Ram Vilas Paswan says they may review import duty on wheatSince 2007 till 2015, there was no import duty on wheat. It was imposed in December of 2015 and by December 2016 it was again brought to ze...
- Opposition protests zero import duty on wheat, says it's anti-farmerCongress, BSP, SP, JD-U and Left members alleged that the move to slash import duty on wheat from 10 per cent to zero at a time when the co...
- Congress, JD(U) object to reduction of import duty on wheatThey also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying decisions were being made outside Parliament when it is in session.
- No immediate plans to further cut import duty on wheat: GovernmentOn September 23, import duty on wheat was reduced to 10 per cent from 25 per cent to boost supplies and check prices during Dusshera and Di...
- Govt may rollback import duty on wheat: Ram Vilas PaswanIn March, the government had extended the import duty on wheat by another three months, till June, to curb imports as domestic production i...
- Government hikes import duty on wheat to 25% from 10% currentlyThe government has raised basic customs duty on wheat to 25% from 10%, which will be valid until March 31, 2016.
- No decision yet on slapping import duty on wheatAt present, there is no import duty on wheat. But the Food Ministry has proposed 10% import duty to curb cheaper shipments as the country a...
- Import duty on wheat likelyThe government is likely to consider imposition of import duties on wheat in a meeting of key ministers later this month.
- Govt may do away with duty on wheatThe Centre may completely remove the customs duty on wheat. A proposal has been mooted to do away with the 5% duty so that private traders ...
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