At 46.35 mt, target for rice procurement lowered
Financial Express Chennai
|September 02, 2025
The government on Monday fixed a rice procurement target of 46.35 million tonnes (MT) for the kharif marketing season 2025-26 (October-September), marginally lower than the purchase of 47.38 MT of grain in the ongoing 2024-25 season.
The target for the next procurement season was set after a meeting of state food secretaries and officials of the food ministry.
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