India's import of pulses may fall to 40-45 lakh tons in FY25
India's import of pulses may fall to 40-45 lakh tons in FY25, from 47.38 lakh tons in FY24: Industry
India's pulse imports were projected to drop to 40-45 lakh tonnes from 47.38 lakh tonnes last year due to good monsoons driving up domestic production. IPGA called for a long-term policy for the pulses market and import duties on yellow peas.
India's imports of pulses likely to decline in FY25 on good monsoon
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Good Monsoon Expected To Cut India's Pulse Imports In FY25
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India's Pulse Imports to Fall in FY25: Good Monsoon Boosts Production
India's pulse imports are projected to decline to 40-45 lakh tonnes in FY25 due to a favorable monsoon, resulting in increased domestic production and lower prices.
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