wheat procurement Archives

Pakistan receives 13 bids for 185,000MT wheat import

Pakistan received 13 bids for importing 185,000 tonnes of wheat, with Bunge SA offering the lowest evaluated price at $339.36 per tonne...

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Sugar News in English

Pakistan : Farmers demand surplus sugar export, Rs5,000 wheat support price

Pakistan farmer groups have urged the government to immediately export surplus sugar and set the next wheat support price at Rs5,000 per...

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Wheat News in English

Pakistan : Sindh doubles wheat subsidy to Rs2,000 per maund

Sindh has doubled the additional subsidy for wheat supplied to the provincial food department to Rs2,000 per maund, raising the support package...

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Wheat News in English

Pakistan : CAP calls for allowing private sector to import wheat

Pakistan’s Cereal Association urged immediate private-sector wheat imports, saying the government’s 750,000-tonne TCP procurement is insufficient against an estimated 4-million-tonne annual shortage....

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Wheat News in English

Pakistan : DPM Dar says 750,000 tonnes of wheat to be imported in November

Pakistan will import up to 1 million tonnes of wheat, with 750,000 tonnes scheduled for November, amid fears of a 3-million-tonne shortfall....

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Rice News in English

Rice millers seek Haryana CM’s intervention over pending CMR delivery

Haryana rice millers have urged the Chief Minister to secure FCI acceptance of around 6.5 lakh tonnes of pending CMR and extend...

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Wheat News in English

Indian wheat body urges FSSAI to issue crop-specific risk-based sampling and testing guidelines

WPPS has urged FSSAI to introduce wheat-specific, risk-based sampling and testing guidelines, clarify pesticide MRLs, strengthen aflatoxin surveillance and establish due-diligence standards....

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Wheat News in English

Pakistan: Govt’s Wheat Policy Behind Current Crisis; Imports Needed Despite Record Production

Pakistan faces a potential wheat crisis despite higher production, with plans to import 1 million tonnes after government procurement was sharply reduced....