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Wheat prices will remain under control, black marketing will be curbed, know how


New Delhi. The government has taken important steps to control wheat prices and prevent hoarding and black marketing. With the stock limit on wheat set to expire on Sunday, the government on Friday directed wholesalers, retailers and processors to declare wheat stocks. The stock limit on wheat was imposed on June 12 last year. This limit was in effect till March 31, 2024, to maintain food security and prevent hoarding and betting.

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Under the latest instructions, from April 1, retailers including wholesalers, processors and large retailers in all states and union territories will have to provide information about their stocks on a portal. After this they will have to declare the stock every Friday. Traders have already been asked to declare rice stock on this portal.

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attempt to control prices
The Department of Food and Public Distribution said in a statement that it is keeping a close watch on the stocks of wheat and rice to keep prices under control and ensure availability in the domestic market. Earlier, the Central Government had reduced the stock limit of wheat to prevent the rise in wheat prices in the domestic market. Under this, the stock limit of wheat for wholesalers, big retail and processing companies was halved.

The government also sold wheat in the open market to control prices. The government had released 101.5 lakh tonnes of wheat for sale in the open market through e-auction through Food Corporation of India (FCI) at the rate of Rs 2,150 per quintal. Out of this, 80.04 lakh tonnes of wheat has been sold in the open market till February.

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