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India's sunflower oil imports seen up 30% on duty cut, industry official says
The brief
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India’s edible-oil import duty cuts
India cut import duties on crude and refined edible oils from September 24 to lower costs ahead of festivals. The move drew concern from oilseed farmers, while officials and industry weighed consumer benefits against effects on domestic growers and import dependence.
Wednesday, 30 September
- India's sunflower oil imports seen up 30% on duty cut, industry official says