Government Implements Anti-Dumping Duty on Jute Imports from Bangladesh

The Ministry of Commerce has initiated a sunset review investigation on jute goods imported from Bangladesh, resulting in the imposition of an Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) for five years. Additionally, port restrictions on certain jute imports have been enforced to stabilize raw jute prices and protect farmers' interests. The government mandates the use of jute bags for packaging food grains and sugar, and regulatory actions are taken to maintain price stability in the jute market.

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