In India, there is a large amount of parallel product empty (catchera) production during oilseed production. Over the past few years, the government has banned the export of a variety of cakes. During a series of conversations on the bilateral trade agreement (PTA), the Semonnament Extraction Association demanded that India prioritize India continuously prioritize organic, non -GMO soybean and soybean empty exports. In addition, SEA has raised questions about the packaging of eating oils.
India exported 150,000-200,000 tonnes of organic and non-GMO soybean products to the United States before the defense fee after the domestic American manufacturers struggle, which effectively stopped the trade.
Raised the sea questions about the packaging
Sea leader Sanjeev Asthana said in a statement that the Ministry of Commerce should renew this export as part of the ongoing PTA debates. The two countries are currently negotiating the bilateral trade agreement, including a debate on major agricultural products such as soybean and maize. The sea also expressed concern over the non -standard packaging of oils that could be eaten after 2022.
Due to various packed size such as 800 grams, 810 grams and 850 grams, consumers are confused and have difficulties in comparing prices. SEA has urged the Ministry of Consumer Affairs to restore standardized packaging requirements for oils that can be eaten to improve transparency and consumer confidence.
There is a large slope in the export of cucumber
Earlier, he quoted the data collected last week and that India’s empty export trade had fallen by 21 per cent and the business had fallen to Rs 1171 crore. See explained the main reason behind the sales level by 11 percent. In the fiscal year 2024-25, Kali’s total exports were 11 per cent to 48,85,437 tonnes of last year to 43,42,498 tonnes. The main reason for this is the decrease in exports of mustard cake and castor empty.
Bangladesh bought the most empty
Exports will fall from Rs 15,368 crore in the previous year to 21 per cent in 2024-25 to Rs 12,171 crore, sea managing director PV. Mehta said. Despite political turmoil, Bangladesh has become the biggest importer of Indian Galle. India exported 7.42 lakh tonnes of cake to Bangladesh by 2024-25, which is 17 per cent lower than 892,659 tonnes of the previous year.
Thailand is less than 25 percent
South Korea has become the second largest importer of Indian Galle. India exported 6.99 lakh tonnes of cake in the last fiscal, which is 16 per cent lower than 2023-24. Thailand became the third largest importer of the Indian Kali, who imported 4.48 lakh tonnes of cake in the fiscal year 2024-25, which is 25 per cent lower than 632,734 tonnes of the previous year.
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