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India stopped exporting onions to Bangladesh after getting hilsa!

Don't be upset . I also want India to stop exporting goods to us ,so that we can depend on others for trading.

Then the beggar India will beg to sell us again . But by this time the beggar will lost access to our market . The enmity has already started . It should take less than a decade to reach to bitter stage .

There will no longer be Pakistan India enmity in this region. The talk of the world will be Bangladesh India enmity .
 
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Utter indian BS and deception. As I have been saying indian mindset will NEVER EVER change.

India took back 400 trucks of onions



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21 Sep, 2020

Mahdipur customs authorities stopped the export of only eight trucks of onions through Sonamasjid port. Earlier, on Saturday (September 19) afternoon, 300 of the more than 400 trucks that were stuck were taken back. Later, the concerned 100 trucks were also taken back from Mahdipur port.
Sonamasjid Land Port C&F Agents Association. Awal told banglanews that the amount of onion that was tendered before September 14 through Sonamasjid port could not be ascertained but the amount was more. But the onions waiting to enter the port are being taken back without India.
He added that onions in several trucks at Mahdipur port were unloaded at local warehouses for fear of spoilage, but the Indian authorities removed all the remaining onions from the port. As a result, there is no possibility of onion entering Bangladesh through this port.
Meanwhile, traders have been seen selling most of the onions at water prices as only one-third of the 213 metric tonnes of onions imported from India have rotted. Again, they had to throw away a large quantity of onions as they were rotten. The traders have suffered financial losses as a result.
Azizul Islam, proprietor of Khadija Enterprise, told banglanews that out of 10 trucks of onions stuck, two trucks of onions came to him. One third of which had to be discarded. Half onions had to be sold at Rs 25-30 per kg and some onions at Rs 35-40 per kg.
Mainul Islam, port manager of Panama Port Link Limited, which operates the Sonamasjid port, told banglanews that it had exported 213 metric tonnes of onions in eight trucks showing people through Mahdipur, India, and removed the remaining onions. Eight truckloads of imported onions were also unloaded and sent to the port on the same day on priority basis.

 
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Rotten onion juice sent by india in exchange of LC in dollars!
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21 Sep, 2020
Importers are in a good mood after seeing the latest onions from India. Instead of good onion, the importers are crying when they see the look of the onion sack. They complained that rotten onion juice was sent in exchange for their onion in dollars. They are cheated by the government of the neighboring state. Healy's importers have already claimed a loss of half a crore rupees. Some importers, seeing the miserable condition of the onions, are urging the exporters to save what is available by unloading the goods and selling them on the other side. However, when these trucks enter the Bangladesh land border, they start spreading bad smell. Importers are now in the process of slapping their foreheads while taking them to the warehouse. They are seeing darkness in their eyes as the loss is more than the gain. Importers say raw materials,So they assumed that a little bit of onion might be lost in the bag during import. However, due to the hasty decision of the Indian government to halt onion exports, more than half of the boiled onions have become unfit for sale after being packed in Triple Dhaka trucks for 10 to 12 days in a row. In this case, it will not be easy to make up for the loss if they do not get the LC they did later. India, meanwhile, did not export any onions until noon on Sunday and Monday.

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India again puts onion export on hold
Staff Correspondent |
Published: 23:42, Sep 20,2020



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Indian authorities on Sunday once again stopped releasing onion to Bangladesh for the decision from the central government was still pending, importers said.

Importers also added that although India released some shipments of onion on Saturday to Bangladesh, no trucks with the commodity entered Bangladesh through land ports on Sunday for lack of fresh orders from the central government.

The Indian customs released onions which were supposed to enter Bangladesh on September 14, but they did not get any instruction from their government to allow any new consignments of the perishable commodity while truckload of it sat rotting for the last five days, they said.

Earlier, commerce ministry officials said that India agreed to allow 25,000 tonnes of onion for which the LCs were opened before imposing an export ban but Indian customs did not release any trucks of onion on Sunday.

According to the traders nearly 1,200 tonnes of onion entered Bangladesh through land ports on Saturday but more than 30 per cent of the product got rotten as the perishable item remained stuck at the land ports for five days.

Md Nasir, one of the Customs Clearing and Forwarding Agents at Bhomra land port told New Age that Indian authorities allowed trucks with onion entering Bangladesh on Saturday, September 19, which were supposed to enter on September 14.

He said that fresh approval from Indian government would be needed for releasing new consignments and it might be issued today.

Bangladesh deputy high commissioner in Kolkata Toufique Hasan told New Age on Sunday evening that they were in touch with the Indian authorities to make movement of the stranded onion-laden trucks smooth. ‘We will continue to pursue the matter,’ he said.

Traders said that both wholesale and retail prices of onion decreased by Tk 5-10 a kilogram in the city markets on Sunday as India released onion-laden trucks after four days since issuing a notification of the onion export ban on September 14.

They said that onions imported from Myanmar also started to hit the market and the price of the commodity decreased slightly due to the fresh supplies.

In a notification on Monday, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, under the commerce ministry of India, prohibited the export of all varieties of onions until further notice.

Following the notification Indian customs officials stopped more than 600 trucks of onions at several land ports.

The price of onion shot up to Tk 120 a kg from Tk 70 a kg in the city markets on Tuesday.

The wholesale price of local onion was Tk 70 a kg while the imported item was selling at Tk 55-60 a kg at Shyambazar on Sunday.

The local onion was retailing for Tk 80-90 a kg while imported items were retailing for Tk 70-80 a kg on the day.

Meanwhile, commerce minister Tipu Munshi on Sunday launched online sales of onion at Tk 36 a kg for consumers in Dhaka and Chattogram city.

He said that a portion of onion procured by the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh would be sold through online platforms.

The minister said that both the TCB and private sector business would import huge quantities of onion from alternative sources and no shortage of the item would be experienced in the market.

 
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India stopped exporting onions to Bangladesh after getting hilsa!

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14 Sep, 2020

Two trucks of the first consignment of 12 tonnes of hilsa entered the port of Petrapole in India at around 7 pm on Monday.
On the occasion of Durga Puja, the first consignment of 1,450 tons of Hilsa has entered the Indian port of Petrapole through Benapole port as a special greeting from the Government of Bangladesh. Meanwhile, India has stopped exporting all types of onions to Bangladesh from Monday (September 14).
Two trucks of the first consignment of 12 tonnes of hilsa entered the port of Petrapole in India around 6 pm on Monday.
Sources said that in 2012, a ban was imposed on the export of hilsa fish from Bangladesh to India. However, since then, the Bangladesh government has more than once given hilsa fish as a greeting to the Indian government. Last year also 500 tons of hilsa was given during Durga Puja.
The first consignment of Hilsa reached Benapole port area this afternoon. The exporter of Hilsa is Jahanabad Sea Food Limited of Khulna. The importer is JK Enterprise of India. Its C&F agent is Sapphire Enterprise in Benapole. Hilsa fish is exported at US ১০ 10 per kg, which is 750 Bangladeshi rupees.
Abul Hasan, an official of the Benapole Fisheries Office, said the first consignment of 12 tonnes of hilsa out of 1,450 tonnes entered India on Monday. The rest of the hilsa will be exported to India in phases.
Meanwhile, Shankar Das, C&F agent in Healy, India, said that onion production has been disrupted due to heavy rains and floods in various parts of India. As a result, the price of onion has increased in the Indian market. In such a situation, the Indian government has instructed Healy Customs to stop the export of onion at 12 noon on Monday to stop the increase in the price of onion. According to him, the customs authorities have said that all types of onion exports will be stopped from today until further orders.
An official notification in this regard has not been issued yet, but it will be issued soon, said Shankar Das. At the same time, there will be no onion export against the LCs that are open for onion import and the tender process has been completed, he said.
India did not export any onion to India through the port till 2 pm today.
Meanwhile, no onion truck has entered Bangladesh through Benapole in Jessore and Bhomra port in Satkhira since this morning. According to a source in the Indian port of Petrapole, the export of onions to Bangladesh has been stopped through all the ports of the country. The Indian onion exporters' association stopped exporting onions through all the ports of the country soon after 50 tonnes of onions entered through Benapole port in the morning.
Kartik Chandra Ghosh, general secretary of Petrapole C&F Staff Welfare, on behalf of the Petrapole Exporters Association across Benapole, said the onion exporters' association has decided not to export onions below মার্কিন 750 to Bangladesh. That is why more than a hundred vehicles loaded with onions are parked at Petrapole port.
Rafiqul Islam Royal, an onion importer from Benapole, said that onions have been being imported at ারে 155-250 since the start of import trade with India. Onion exporters will not be able to export onions below বাজার 650 as the local market price due to the rising prices of onions in India due to the floods in Nasik, India. For this reason, they have temporarily stopped the export of onions. If the Bangladeshi importers want to buy onions at নিতে 650 as per their demand, they will export onions again.
Benapole Customs House Commissioner Azizur Rahman said India had stopped exporting onions to Bangladesh without any announcement. There is no alternative to compromise in mutual trade. They could have given time to onion importers without stopping exports. It was not right to make such a sudden decision.


So how are we supposed to cook tie hilsa that you have sent, without onions:lol:
 
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Turkey to the rescue amid onion shortage in Bangladesh

Bangladesh market in chaos after India bans onion exports
SM Najmus Sakib |21.09.2020


Turkey to the rescue amid onion shortage in Bangladesh



DHAKA, Bangladesh

Turkey has offered to export 15,000 tons of onions to Bangladesh amid a price hike due to an export ban by India.

“Turkey has offered to export 15,000 tons of onions to Bangladesh at Tk 23 [$0.27] per kilogram,” Bangladeshi Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen, who recently visited Turkey and met the Turkish president and other top officials, told a local TV station Channel24 in an interview on Monday.

India, the world's largest onion exporter, is witnessing rising prices of the essential item in South Asian cuisine prompting authorities to place an export ban.

Bangladesh, which mainly imported onions from its neighbor India, is now looking for alternatives.

Momen said on his recent visit to Ankara he floated the idea of exporting onions from Turkey.

"During my visit to Turkey, I, having the consent from Bangladesh commerce minister about the problem of onions, I gave the responsibility to the Bangladesh Mission there in Turkey to hold dialogue with Turkish traders,” the foreign minister said.

However, Bangladesh has yet to make a formal announcement about starting imports.
 
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Turkey to the rescue amid onion shortage in Bangladesh

Bangladesh market in chaos after India bans onion exports
SM Najmus Sakib |21.09.2020


Turkey to the rescue amid onion shortage in Bangladesh



DHAKA, Bangladesh

Turkey has offered to export 15,000 tons of onions to Bangladesh amid a price hike due to an export ban by India.

“Turkey has offered to export 15,000 tons of onions to Bangladesh at Tk 23 [$0.27] per kilogram,” Bangladeshi Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen, who recently visited Turkey and met the Turkish president and other top officials, told a local TV station Channel24 in an interview on Monday.

India, the world's largest onion exporter, is witnessing rising prices of the essential item in South Asian cuisine prompting authorities to place an export ban.

Bangladesh, which mainly imported onions from its neighbor India, is now looking for alternatives.

Momen said on his recent visit to Ankara he floated the idea of exporting onions from Turkey.

"During my visit to Turkey, I, having the consent from Bangladesh commerce minister about the problem of onions, I gave the responsibility to the Bangladesh Mission there in Turkey to hold dialogue with Turkish traders,” the foreign minister said.

However, Bangladesh has yet to make a formal announcement about starting imports.
Thanks to our Turk brothers, relation between BD and Turkey should be more closer than its now.
Here is the interview of FM as we should stop this every year's onion drama of India for good
 
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This Sanghi Indian Govts. mismanaged shenanigans are affecting our commodity prices.

They raised Onion prices 3-fold for exports.

In Bangladesh people are seriously mulling over banning not only onion, but all Indian imports especially agricultural goods. Too unreliable.

Sorry videos are in Bangla only.


 
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