The new payment tax system will be implemented for the export of rice by the federal government from May 1. Commerce Minister Jitin Prasad has given this information in Parliament. Prasad has said that the federal government will implement this system based on rice -based processes such as boots and rest, as well as a variety of new payment taxes.
10 states grew in 10 states rice
In a written response, Business Minister Jitin Prasad said, “This new decision is more than 20 GI. The rice is beneficial for the types of rice, which are defined under the geographical indication of the material (Registration and Protection) Act 1999. These are rice grown in more than 10 states/union regions of India. He said new fee items have been made by amendment of the Customs Act, 1975. This is useful by the Finance Act 2025 passed on March 29, 2025.
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HS code of 8 digits
Jithin Prasad was asked the question relating to class and non -Basmati rice classification. In this regard, the move would make it possible for the policy -to -be to be focused on the trade and trade of GI type rice in addition to the specific intervention. Prasad said in 2008 the government announced the standards and qualifications to separate the Basmati rice from other rice. He said the government announced a separate payment rate with an 8 -digit HS index to properly understand the international trade of policy purposes and the international trade of Basmati Rice.
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What is the effect of summer crop
At the same time, in a written response in the Rajya Sabha, the Minister of Central Agriculture and Farmer Bagrath Chaudhry said that the rise of wheat and the quality of the grain will be assessed by the increasing temperature and thermal tension. He said ICARIIWB was saved on behalf of Colonel. When the effect of heat was high in 2021-22, there were some results of the study conducted at the time of NWPZ and Northeast Consumption (NEPZ). These studies have increased the maximum temperature in NWPZ, compared to 2020-21 and caused a loss of 5.6 percent of the average yield in high temperature pressure conditions.
No effect on wheat crop
However, ‘however, there is no decrease in the average wheat productivity in 2021-22, compared to 2020-21 (3521 kg per hectare) (3537 kg per hectare). In the last 10 years, 60 percent of the country’s 60 percent of wheat has been tolerated by agriculture.
