India lifts export ban on wheat flour, related products with immediate effect

India has lifted its export ban on wheat flour and related products, including Maida, Semolina, and Wholewheat atta, with the new policy taking effect immediately. This decision is significant for global markets as India is a major producer and exporter of wheat and its by-products. The lifting of the ban is expected to boost India's wheat exports, potentially affecting global wheat prices and supply chains.

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The lifting of the export ban on wheat flour and related products may increase exports and revenue for Indian wheat exporters. This could lead to a positive impact on the Indian economy and trade balance.

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