(Corrects erroneous attribution in headline to make clear importers want the price cuts)
Bangladesh's wheat importers asked India on Tuesday to cut wheat prices, allowing them to buy
more of the grain from their neighbour's bulging stockpiles.
"The price of wheat in India is much higher than in the international market," said K.A. Mannan, a
leading food importer.
Indian wheat was priced at $265 per tonne compared with $190 to $200 in Ukraine, $215-$220 in
Russia and $230 per tonne in Kazakhstan, he said.
source :
http://in.news.yahoo.com/137/20090707/738/tnl-corrected-bangladesh-importers-want.html
Bangladesh's wheat importers asked India on Tuesday to cut wheat prices, allowing them to buy
more of the grain from their neighbour's bulging stockpiles.
"The price of wheat in India is much higher than in the international market," said K.A. Mannan, a
leading food importer.
Indian wheat was priced at $265 per tonne compared with $190 to $200 in Ukraine, $215-$220 in
Russia and $230 per tonne in Kazakhstan, he said.
source :
http://in.news.yahoo.com/137/20090707/738/tnl-corrected-bangladesh-importers-want.html
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