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Five WTO nations allege India provides excessive market support to wheat, rice

IndiaTimes Monday, 11 November 2024 ()
Five WTO members have accused India of exceeding market support for wheat and rice, potentially distorting global trade. They claim India's support for rice production has surpassed 87% of its value, exceeding the agreed-upon limits. India defends its actions, stating its commitment to domestic support requirements and the need to address food security concerns.
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