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Despite the government’s active policy to support the oilseed sector, India is facing a paradoxical situation: domestic soybean prices remain below the minimum procurement price (MSP), while soybean oil imports are increasing. For two consecutive seasons, starting from October 2023, procurement prices in the main producing states – Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan – have

India has officially extended the permit for the import of peas until May 31, 2025. The country's government made this decision on March 10, which is a positive signal for Ukrainian farmers on the eve of the spring sowing campaign. This was reported by the Ukrainian Bean and Soybean Association. Despite its traditional protectionist policy and restrictions on the import of agricultural products, India periodically opens temporary "import windows", which are actively used by Ukrainian bean exporters. "For almost the entire year of 2024, a "window of opportunity" remained open for Ukrainian pea producers - India, one of the largest global consumers of this crop, allowed duty-free imports. Such opportunities stimulate farmers to increase the sown area, especially for small and medium-sized businesses, which quickly respond to changes in the market situation," noted Antonina Sklyarenko, president of the Ukrainian Bean and Soybean Association. According to her, in 2025, the area ...

Govt has extended duty-free import of yellow peas by three months, until the end of May, while imposing a 10% duty on imports of lentils (masur), according to a revenue department notification issued on late Friday evening. India mostly imports yellow peas and lentils from Canada, Russia and Australia. Sources said govt’s moves aim at