The Maharashtra government is expediting the establishment of dedicated onion irradiation centers following electoral setbacks in onion-pro...

Export quotas offer a structured, transparent, and predictable alternative to India’s current onion export policy.

High food inflation is a major concern in India, with the prices of tomatoes, onions, and potatoes (TOP) significantly impacting consumer p...

Dried onion is a win-win. It saves money, of course. It saves cooking time by at least 10%. No need to peel in sweltering heat. When cooked...

To curb the escalating onion prices, the government initiated subsidized retail sales at Rs 25/kg through various channels, including NCCF,...

To make pulses and wheat flour more affordable, the central government initiated the sale of chana dal and wheat flour under the brands 'Bh...

Rising tomato prices in India could threaten the Reserve Bank's headline inflation forecast, according to research by its Development Resea...

Minister Goyal's response was in reply to a question by a parliamentarian about the remedial measures being taken by the government to stab...

Newly-harvested onions are selling at Rs 1.50-11a kg in the wholesale markets of Maha.

Onion prices are crashing at Lasalgaon with the minimum wholesale rates hitting a four-year low of 1 per kg on Thursday .

The buffer stock of onion is being created using the Rs 900-crore Price Stabilisation Fund (PSF). The objective of this fund is to control ...

The government is mulling banning onion exports to contain prices, which have risen back to the Rs 80-90/kg level in the national capital.

Onion prices continue to remain volatile with the rates shooting up again to Rs 80/kg level in the retail markets of the national capital.

Notwithstanding a sharp fall in wholesale rates, retail onion prices remain high at Rs 60-70 per kg in the national capital region.

Report warns of why, unless systemic change is not effected, the spike in onion prices will keep happening in the years to come.

Investors’ platter is set to get a new flavour this week as the world’s largest produced and consumed vegetable, onion, would no longer be ...

Hopefully onions will no longer reduce the government to tears. The Forward Markets Commission (FMC) has allowed both the National Commodit...