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Govt asks retailers to lower price of pulsesWholesale pulse prices dropped 5-20% recently. The government urged retailers to match these reductions. Retail prices remain high. Officia...- Ministry of Consumer Affairs consults industry about supply of tur and chana ahead of the festival seasonThe Department of Consumer Affairs met with pulses industry stakeholders to assess tur and chana dal supply ahead of festivals. Chana price...
- To ease shortage of pulses, government exempts stock limit on kabuli chanaThis move is expected to help importers bring in more Kabuli chana into India ahead of the festival season. Pulses, including kabuli chana,...
- India imposes stock limits on tur, chana to cool pricesIndia has imposed stock limits on pigeon peas (tur) and chickpeas (chana) in efforts to stabilize prices and prevent hoarding amidst elevat...
- Duty-free imports of yellow peas may be allowed beyond AprilIndia may extend duty-free yellow peas imports beyond April to curb pulse inflation caused by reduced chana yield. Efforts include controll...
- Why Delhi street vendors may drive the prices of kabuli chana upward when they get back to businessChole bhatura and chole kulcha are among the most popular food dishes in northern India while chana chaat is a popular snack item. But thei...
- Govt announces 7% export incentive for chana
- Dal millers ask government to allow export of pulsesThe government has opened up exports of urad, moong and tur from September 15, while there are no restrictions on shipment of kabuli chana.
- Government allows export of tur, moong and urad after a decadeFarmers are presently harvesting moong and urad. However, prices of both the pulses are ruling below the MSP.
- Your eating habits too are keeping pulse prices highTur, moong and chana are now available in the world market below our average minimum support price of Rs 50kg.
- Agriculture Ministry proposes 10% import duty on chanaThe proposal comes in the backdrop of chana prices ruling below the minimum support price of Rs 3,100 per quintal in some parts of the coun...
- Government allows duty-free imports of pulses until March next yearThe government has extended the time for duty-free imports of pulses to March next year, a move aimed at keeping a check on prices.
- Government extends ban on pulses export till further ordersAlthough India is the largest producer of pulses, it has to import about 3 million tonnes (MT) of pulses to meet the domestic demand.
- Chana demand likely to go up ahead of Holi, prices to remain firmFestive season domestic demand of chana ahead of Holi & other festivals are likely to support the market sentiments in the near term, said ...
- Government extends ban on export of pulses till Mar 31, 2014The government today extended the ban on export of pulses by one more year, but allowed outbound shipments of kabuli chana, organic pulses ...
- Due to low output estimates and abysmal stocks, chickpea set for a price riseDue to the low output estimates and abysmal stocks from last year, the prices may be high in the medium term.
- Govt extends deadline of importing duty-free pulses till March 31The government on Wednesday approved a proposal to extend the deadline of importing duty-free pulses till March 31, 2010.
- Oz rains add flavour to Bikaneri bhujiyaBesan is the backbone of India’s ethnic snack food and mithai industry. Demand for besan is steady throughout the year, with a spurt in the...
- Centre may clear exports of kabuli chana, masoor, sugarAt a time when India’s monthly food budget is soaring, the government is planning to once again permit export of kabuli chana, masoor, and ...
- Futures perfect: Traders aim spreads to profit from chanaTraders and investors have spotted a chance to make money in the far month chana contracts which are ruling at substantially lower levels t...
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