The Ministry of Commerce has announced a new ban on the import and export of wheat. This decision shared through an official notification, includes changes to both the Import Policy Order and the Export Policy Order. The ministry explained that the government has amended these orders to enforce the new wheat import ban.
Moreover, the export of wheat and wheat products, such as flour, maida, and semolina, is now prohibited. This measure aims to manage the supply and demand of wheat in the country and stabilize the market. The changes to the policy orders are effective immediately.
The government believes this step is crucial to ensure food security and control prices in the local market. With these restrictions, the ministry hopes to protect domestic wheat supplies and prevent shortages. The public and businesses are advised to comply with the new regulations to support this initiative.
