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Livestock industry demands 1.5 million tonnes soymeal imports amid price surgeIndia's livestock sector faces rising feed costs. Farmers are urging the government to permit soybean meal imports. Domestic prices have su...- Chana prices climb over 9% in a monthChana prices are rising despite a strong harvest and large buffer stocks. Government procurement is a key driver, absorbing a significant p...
- How war, weather & soaring costs are turning onion harvest into a loss-making nightmareMaharashtra's onion farmers are facing severe financial distress as prices plummet below production costs due to bumper arrivals, unseasona...
- No plan to hike gold import duty despite Modi's appeal to skip buying, says government officialIndia denies plans to raise gold and silver import duties. Prime Minister Modi urged citizens to avoid gold purchases amid economic pressur...
- Vegetable prices crash up to 80% since January, deepening farm distressVegetable prices have fallen sharply since January. Potatoes are down 40 percent, onions 50 percent, and tomatoes up to 80 percent. This is...
- Maharashtra traders oppose new penal provisions in Covid guidelines issued post Omicron alertThe Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (MCCIA), which claims to represent 700,000 traders, has written to the chief ...
- Maharashtra: Timings of shops and restaurants extended in Pune, malls to open for fully vaccinatedRecently, the Maharashtra government had allowed shops to function till 8 pm in 25 districts excluding Pune and ten other districts where l...
- More supply than demand keeps vegetables cheap in monsoon for first time in several years; traders, growers struggle to sell“Before Covid-19, I used to supply 23 to 30 tonnes of fruits and vegetable to hotels and institutions. Now, it has come down to 5 to 6 tonn...
- Barring Pune & Mumbai, traders from rest of Maharashtra defy partial lockdown, close shops after cops interveneTraders, however, sought to defy the curbs on the argument that about half the businesses were operational using the ‘essential’ tag and e-...
- COVID-19 scare: Transport hurdles, labour scarcity to hit supply of fruit, vegetablesTraders say the current situation will devastate farmers as their produce will start rotting, while urban consumers will face sky-high pric...
- Covid-19 impact: Fearful vegetable mandis threaten to shut shopIn Mumbai and Pune, traders have issued statements that they will shutter their shops on Wednesday, while Nashik merchants said they would ...
- Maharashtra traders to resume buying of kharif crop without committing to pay MSPThe state government had suspended licenses of about 20 traders, who had refused to buy at MSP. They have demanded cancellation of this act...
- Pay Rs 50/kg for onionsRetail customers still shell out Rs 50-60/kg in most metro cities.
- Grain traders shut shop, protest against imposition of GSTTraders claim that brands, howsoever small, dominate the wholesale trade now, as increased awareness has tilted the scale in favour of pack...
- Maharashtra cotton traders resolve to develop Mahacot brand of cottonCotton traders from second largest producer Maharashtra have decided to strengthen their efforts to build the Mahacot brand of local cotton.
- Maharashtra traders to observe two-day bandh against LBT from July 15In a bid to mount pressure, all trade organisations across Maharashtra have decided to observe a two-day statewide bandh from July 15.
- Maharashtra to scrap Octroi tax, introduces local body taxCM Prithviraj Chavan announced last week that several municipal corporations in the state will stop collecting octroi and shift to LBT.
- Talegaon rose farmers dictate price terms to tradersRose growers from Talegaon near Pune, the largest hub of rose cultivation in the country, are now waking up to the benefits of collective a...
- Jaggery output hit as farmers divert cane to sugar mills for better priceSugar mills are paying a higher amount to cane farmers and this has hampered jaggery production this year.
- Unseasonal rains destroy fig fruitsLast year's unseasonal rains have destroyed 60% of fig production in Maharashtra, doubling the wholesale price from Rs 50/kg to Rs 100/kg.
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