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- Decoding govt’s wheat strategy: Can higher procurement push and export quota hike lift the sector?Experts say wheat procurement may be constrained by limited storage, while exports remain largely uncompetitive globally.
- Wheat stock declaration requirement extended indefinitelyThe Indian government has indefinitely extended the requirement for the wheat industry to declare their stock positions, which was initiall...
- Private companies may have to let government buy wheat firstPrivate wheat industry and trade are eyeing Uttar Pradesh, currently the source of the cheapest wheat in India, as the central government's...
- Unsure about open market sale, private sector laps up wheat from the marketsThe industry depends largely on government supply at timely intervals under the Open Market Sales Scheme (OMSS) to procure wheat. Last year...
- Centre mulls scrapping wheat import duty to boost suppliesPrivate traders have imported 1.72 million tonne (MT) wheat so far and total inbound shipments are expected to cross 2 MT this year.
- 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...
- Government to encourage privatet traders for buying wheat from farmersThe government is aiming to buy a record 45 million tonnes of wheat in the ongoing 2013-14 marketing year, as against 38 million tonnes las...
- Private wheat procurement declines at 11.7 lakhPrivate traderes and big corporate houses such as ITC and Cargill have procured only 11.7 lakh tons of wheat.
- Govt rules out ban on private traders in wheat marketThe government has denied imposing any restrictions on private traders for buying wheat from farmers, but said it will monitor the stock po...
- Duty-free imports unlikely to bring down wheat pricesThe Centre’s decision to import 5.5m tonnes of wheat is unlikely to bring down prices of the commodity.
- No zero-duty wheat import by private tradersGovernment will not allow duty-free wheat import by private traders to increase the supply in open market.
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