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MOVEMENT OF WHEAT FROM HARYANA TO OTHER STATES DURING 2000-2001 Table No.22 Interstate Movement of Wheat from Haryana Rajasthan 381.0 Uttar Pradesh Qty.in 000 tonnes 52.0 West Bengal 341.1 Tamil Nadu 46.0 Bihar 235.0 Orissa 35.15 Maharashtra 231.1 North Eastern Region 32.2 Gujarat 231.0 Kerala 22.14 Madhya Pradesh 99.3 Andhra Pradesh 16.1 Karnataka 80.0 Others 14.1 Delhi 73.4 Punjab 9.04 44
4.3 Export and Import : Import : India imported food grains to the tune of 19.70 and 14.15 lakhs tonnes during 1997- 1998 and 1998-1999 respectively. Food Corporation of India (FCI), was the handling agency for import, storage and distribution. In the year 1998-1999, 50 per cent custom duty was imposed on wheat import, resulting into decline of import. Only 1.35 M.T. wheat valued at Rs.0.84 lakhs was imported during 2001-2002. Export : The global wheat trade was more than 100 million tonnes. Till 1990, there was paucity of wheat and domestic prices (Rs.2860 per tonne) were higher as compared to international prices (Rs.2391 per tonne 1990-1991). However, India emerged as formidable exporter due to huge generation of marketable surplus and ranked 6 th position in world exports. The major competitors are Canada, USA, Australia and Argentina. India exported wheat to 23 countries. The major export markets for India were Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Yemen Rep., Phillippines, and Netherlands. It is evident from the following table that India made quantum jump in export of wheat during 2001 to 2002 in terms of quantity (29.24 per cent) compared to previous year. Table No. 23 Quantity and Value of Exports of Wheat by India during 2000-2001 to 2001-2002 Sl. No. Description 1. SEED 2. CON- SUMPTION PURPOSE SOURCE: Country April, 00 to March, 01 April, 01 to March, 02 Qty. (MT) Value ‘000’ Rs. Qty. (MT) Value ‘000’ Rs. Bangladesh 730.00 4699.88 1964.98 9656.57 Indonesia 1.00 50.63 385.00 1823.55 Malaysia 100.00 508.20 6550.00 32110.07 Oman N.A. N.A. 27030.00 153666.00 Others 28520.00 148273.52 34734.30 512731.37 Total 29351.00 153532.23 858379.71 709987.56 Bangladesh 205110.07 1076558.73 822449.73 4016359.30 Indonesia N.A. N.A. 73531.85 369616.94 Malaysia N.A. N.A. 92153.00 487720.71 Philippines 36858.65 213622.20 394245.13 2146693.63 Singapore 18212.00 88007.95 57713.10 273395.94 Sri Lanka N.A. N.A. 31273.00 148384.55 U.Arab Emirates 103156.00 492045.15 347169.30 1633093.41 Vietnam S.R. 15750.10 75481.41 149004.98 686376.43 Yemen Rep. 56000.00 265951.21 162501.00 775956.34 Others 326567.78 1681470.24 278914.56 1523798.40 Total 761654.60 3893136.89 2408955.55 12061395.65 Director General of Commercial Intelligence & Statistics, (DGCIS), Kolkata 45
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