Govt lifts wheat export ban with immediate effect
The government has allowed exports of wheat flour and other products like maida and semolina, according to notifications of the Directorate General of Foreign Trade.
The Indian government has lifted the export ban on wheat, including the Durum variety, with immediate effect. According to notifications from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, exports of wheat flour and related products such as maida and semolina are also permitted. In February, the government had previously authorized limited shipments of wheat.
The export policy for wheat has now been revised from being prohibited to free with immediate effect, as stated in one of the notifications. Comments for this story must be in English and written in full sentences, avoiding any abusive or personal remarks. The story is being published on a new commenting platform, and existing registered users can continue engaging with the articles.
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