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  Indian pulses export market needs encouragement in the form of cash subsidy on pulses exports. Chickpeas (chana) prices are in dumps and below minimum support price (MSP). This is alarming as chickpeas is most produced lentils in India. To get rid of stocks on account of record production, Indian pulses traders are demanding 10% cash subsidy on export of chickpeas. There was 7% cash subsidy on export of chickpeas in the past but two years back Indian government abruptly withdrew it. Boost in exports of chickpeas is needed to get rid of excess chickpeas stock; otherwise pulses farmers and traders will face a huge loss.     Chana cultivation covers 35 to 40% of total land under pulses cultivation in India and 50% of total pulses produced in India is chickpeas. So, quite naturally most exported pulse from India is chickpeas. If government doesn’t respond on time then farmers and traders will have to pay the price, nose-diving prices will hit them hard. Prices of other pulses necessitat

  India has banned wheat export on May 13, 2022. Thus at present slate is clean and India has no major importers for its wheat. Right at the outset India had left a window open for government to government supply to nations facing food security threats and supply to its immediate neighbors, also government to government supply. After ban India has received requisition from UAE, Bangladesh, Oman, Yemen and Indonesia. Normal export of wheat from India is going on in the form of wheat flour export. Tradologie.com B2B procurement platform is providing full assistance to wheat flour exporters helping them to export wheat flour seamlessly. This B2B Marketplace has tens of thousands of bulk wheat flour exporters and importers registered on its platform. Any wheat flour or wheat seller or buyer can register on this enquiry to delivery platform using easy steps. Before blanket ban, India used to export wheat mainly to its neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal but other