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India's love for cooking oil to keep doors open for imports for years - Vimarsana News

India's love for cooking oil to keep doors open for imports for years

Indians will probably buy expensive cooking oils from overseas for at least another 15 years, as demand continues to far outpace domestic production.

India's dependence on imported cooking oil to continue | Business and Economy News - Vimarsana News

India's dependence on imported cooking oil to continue | Business and Economy News

India, one of the world’s largest buyers of vegetable oils, has struggled to wean itself off imports.

High food prices dash India's hopes to curb cooking oil imports - Vimarsana News

High food prices dash India's hopes to curb cooking oil imports

Indians will probably buy expensive cooking oils from overseas for at least another 15 years, as demand continues to far outpace domestic production. Consumption is expected to climb in India by as much as 17 percent over the next four years, according to B.V. Mehta, executive director of the Solvent…

Good news! Cooked food to cost less in 2022, here's how - Vimarsana News

Good news! Cooked food to cost less in 2022, here's how

Good news! Cooked food to cost less in 2022, here's how - An industry-wide move from edible oil companies is set to provide huge relief to households after months of exorbitant price rise.

Edible oil prices begin to cool after govt waives import duty - Vimarsana News

Edible oil prices begin to cool after govt waives import duty

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.