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Cooperative NAFED floats bids for supply of 15,000 tonnes of imported red onions by Nov 20 Cooperative NAFED on Saturday invited bids from importers for supply of 15,000 tonnes of red onions by November 20…

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Govt imposes inventory holding restrict on onion merchants to verify costs Picture Supply : FILE PHOTO Authorities imposes inventory holding restrict on onion merchants to verify costs.

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Govt imposes stock holding limit on onion traders to check prices Image Source : FILE PHOTO Government imposes stock holding limit on onion traders to check prices.

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Govt to sell onion buffer inventory, relax import rules

Govt to sell onion buffer inventory, relax import rules

The authorities will sell extra onion from its buffer inventory and has allowed faster imports by enjoyable circumstances for abroad purchases, the buyer affairs ministry stated on Thursday, as retail costs crossed ₹100 per kg in Mumbai and Pune in a festive-season spiral.

The central authorities has relaxed the Plant Quarantine Order, 2003, permitting merchants to…

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Govt relaxes import norms for onion to spice up home provide, examine costs Picture Supply : FILE Govt relaxes import norms for onion to spice up home provide, examine costs…

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Govt relaxes import norms for onion to boost domestic provide, check prices Image Source : FILE Govt relaxes import norms for onion to boost domestic provide, check prices…

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Onion prices come down in Tamil Nadu after 30 tonnes import from Egypt

With onion prices skyrocketing, traders from Tiruchi wholesale market, which is one of the largest in Tamil Nadu, have imported 30 tonnes of onion. The import has brought down prices to Rs 100 per kg at the market, which caters to five districts. In other parts of the state, prices range from Rs 140-160.

According to the traders, there may not be further imports as margins are set declining due to increased arrivals from Perambalur, Tiruchi and Namakkal districts.

Major wholesale markets in Tamil Nadu are dependent on onions from Bellary and Nashik, apart from procurement from neighboring districts, where rains destroyed 75 percent of crops this year. According to local media reports, the crop is raised on over 8,000 hectares in Perambalur district and on about 4,000 hectares in the Tiruchi district. Traders say arrivals from these districts have plunged to 25 bags daily from 500, earlier.

Meanwhile, the center is also importing onions from Egypt, among other nations. The Union Cabinet on November 20 had approved the import of 120,000 metric tonnes of onion. Read More