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No barrier in wheat import from India: Tipu Munshi - Vimarsana News

No barrier in wheat import from India: Tipu Munshi

Government-to-government process of wheat import-export has not stopped, the minister said

Bangladesh looks to ramp up rice bran, mustard oil production to cut dependency on import - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh looks to ramp up rice bran, mustard oil production to cut dependency on import

Bangladesh looks to ramp up rice bran, mustard oil production to cut dependency on import

Trying to import wheat from 5 other sources: Commerce Minister - Vimarsana News

Trying to import wheat from 5 other sources: Commerce Minister

The government is trying to import wheat from five alternative sources, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi said today. Measures will also be taken to import the crop from the war-hit Ukraine, the minister said when asked about the steps government is taking after India slapped ban on wheat export.

Govt plans to import wheat from 5 countries: Tipu Munshi - Vimarsana News

Govt plans to import wheat from 5 countries: Tipu Munshi

Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi today said that the government is planning to source wheat from five other countries, including Canada. While speaking at BSRF Songlap in the Secretariat organised by Bangladesh Secretariat Reporter's Forum, the minister made the disclosure while hoping that India will reconsider their decision on wheat export. "We have already engaged in talks

Wheat export ban not to affect neighbours: Indian High Commission - Vimarsana News

Wheat export ban not to affect neighbours: Indian High Commission

India's ban on wheat export will not prevent export to neighbouring countries and countries that might wish to procure the current produce to supplement their domestic food security policies, at the request of their governments, said a Indian High Commission statement.