India withdraws 20% export duty on onions from April 1st, aiming to stabilise prices and support farmers amidst increased production.

India removes export duty on onions, aiming to boost farmer income and increase global market access. The move aims to protect farmers from price fluctuations.

With the government withdrawing the export duty, the onion grown by our farmers with hard work reaches the global markets, and they can get a better and remunerative price.

India will remove a 20% duty on onion exports starting April 1, the government said on Saturday. The move follows nearly five months of export restrictions, including minimum export prices and ...

The government's decision to remove the 20 per cent customs duty on onion exports starting April 1 aims to enhance farmers' ...

Government removes 20% export duty on onions to support farmers amid falling prices, aiming for market stability.

The central government announced the removal of the 20% export duty on onions, effective April 1, in a move to support onion farmers. Onions, a staple ingredient in both household and commercial ...

Centre to withdraw 20% export duty on onions with effect from April 1. The export duty of 20 per cent, which now stands removed, has been in place since September 13, 2024.

India will remove a 20 percent duty on onion exports starting Apr 1, the government said on Saturday. The move follows nearly five months of export restrictions, including minimum export prices ...

March 22 (Reuters) - India will remove a 20% duty on onion exports starting April 1, the government said on Saturday. The move follows nearly five months of export restrictions, including minimum ...

India yesterday announced the scrapping of 20 percent duty on onion export with effect from April 1. The Department of Revenue issued a notification to this effect yesterday on the Department of ...

To the relief of farmers, India has lifted its onion export duty. Onion price control matters, no doubt, but farms mustn’t be ...