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Data from the National Board of Revenue (NBR) shows that nearly 25.7 lakh tonnes of soybean and palm oil were imported in 2023, with the four companies accounting for 80 percent of the total amount.

As the domestic prices are governed by the international price trends, the prices of edible oils in the country have been ruling very high for the past one year.

Uniindia: New Delhi, Nov 5 (UNI) Edible oil prices have fallen in the range of Rs 5-20 per kg across the country on the back of various measures taken by the government to calm down the prices of the key kitchen item in the festive season, data collected by the department of food and public distribution show.

After petrol and diesel, prices of edible oils, barring mustard oil, have started softening across the country after the government waived basic import duty on crude palm oil, soya bean oil, and crude sunflower oil from 2.5 per cent earlier in a bid to reign in the continuous rise in the cooking oil prices since the past one year. 

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.

Retail prices of edible oil have declined quite significantly due to a number of steps taken by the Centre, said a government official.