To reduce hoarding and increase supply, the government announced in a statement that it has extended its stock limitations on pulses, including tur and chana, to wholesalers, retailers, large chain shops, millers, and importers until September 30. Stock limitations of 200 MT for wholesalers, 5 MT for retailers, 5 MT at each retail location, and…
The government is likely to impose stock holding restrictions on chana (gram), after wheat, tur, and urad, as a result of a price increase. The government aims to prevent a potential price increase during the upcoming festive season since mandi prices of chana this month for the first time in many years exceeded the minimum…
At the current minimum support price during the rabi procurement season, the government agencies have so far purchased more than 2.48 lakh tonnes of gramme (chana) (MSP). Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh are in the middle of their Rabi purchase for gramme. In the major producing states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh,…
As chickpea (chana) prices have mostly remained below the minimum support price (MSP) levels of 5,230 per quintal this year, farmers in central India are expected to migrate over to planting greater acreage under wheat. The most common price at which transactions are made for chana is currently between Rs. 4,000 and Rs. 4,500 per…
The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat has been set by the Central Government at Rs. 2,125 per quintal, an increase of 5.5% from the previous year. Even though the new MSP is more than the typical amount farmers earned during the height of the previous season, it is still less than the going prices….
The government has begun to sell chana (gram) below the minimum support price (MSP) from the buffer kept with the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India since it is burdened with 3 million tonnes (mt) of inventories that were primarily purchased in the last two years (Nafed). Chana is currently being sold at mandi…
