The FSSAI has also advised its Field offices to stringently adhere to the quality specifications of areca nut before clearing the import consignments. This has been done with a view to prevent inferior quality areca nut from entering Indian market and de-stabilise the domestic prices.
The Customs Authorities have been advised to check the rules of origin with utmost care so as to ensure that areca nut grown in other countries are not imported through our neighbouring countries taking advantage of low import duty under SAFTA.
The increase in the existing MIP on import of Areca nuts will be in the interest of the domestic farmers.
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