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Agri commodities trading on e-NAM hit by doubt over quality: Report

The share of e-NAM in India's total food grain distribution stands at only 5.8 per cent on average since its inception in April 2016

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Subsidies provided to Indian producers of rice and wheat are vastly above the levels allowed under WTO rules, the USTR said on Wednesday

Dilip Kumar Jha Mumbai
Lack of trust on the quality of agri commodities traded has resulted into low level of activity on the government’s pet nationwide online trading platform electronic-National Agricultural Mandi (e-NAM), said Acuité Ratings and Research in its latest report.
 
The share of e-NAM in India’s total food grain distribution stands at only 5.8 per cent on average since its inception in April 2016. This is surprisingly low as against the significant progress that has been witnessed in the implementation of significant digital initiatives namely Jan-Dhan, Aadhar and Mobile (JAM) along with successes in Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
 
“Since there