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Private wheat imports slump 45% - Vimarsana News

Private wheat imports slump 45%

Wheat imports by the private sector have continued to remain low in Bangladesh than the last fiscal year as businesses are facing persisting difficulties in opening letters of credits owing to the dollar shortage at banks. 

China's Wheat Import Industry Outlook Report 2023-2032 - Wheat Imports to Remain on an Upward Trend Given the Limited Potential for Growth in China's Indigenous Grain Production - Vimarsana News

China's Wheat Import Industry Outlook Report 2023-2032 - Wheat Imports to Remain on an Upward Trend Given the Limited Potential for Growth in China's Indigenous Grain Production

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Research Report on China's Wheat Import 2023-2032" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. China is one of the major...

Banks in Bangladesh asked to levy minimum LC margin on rice, wheat imports - Vimarsana News

Banks in Bangladesh asked to levy minimum LC margin on rice, wheat imports

The central bank has asked banks to take a minimum cash advance from importers while opening letters of credit (LCs) for rice and wheat in order to keep their prices at a tolerable level in the domestic market and ensure smooth supply.

52,500 tonnes Ukrainian wheat reach Ctg port - Vimarsana News

52,500 tonnes Ukrainian wheat reach Ctg port

Around 52,500 tonnes of wheat reached the outer anchorage of Chattogram Port through a cargo ship called Magnum Fortune on November 9.

Wheat flour prices keep rising - Vimarsana News

Wheat flour prices keep rising

Wheat flour price: The price of wheat flour has kept rising in the retail market of Bangladesh due to a decrease in imports amid higher costs of the staple in the global markets, handing a fresh blow to the consumers already struggling to make ends meet.