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Government approves implementation of transportation component of Market Intervention Scheme for Tomato through NCCF

Newdelhi:12/2/25:Because of the falling prices of tomatoes in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and other major producing states, the Government of India has decided to implement the transportation component of the Market Intervention Scheme (MIS). Under this scheme, where there is a difference in the price of TOP crops (tomato, onion,n, and potato) between the producing and consuming States, the operational cost incurred in storage and transportation of crops from the producing State to other consuming States will be reimbursed to Central Nodal Agencies (CNA) like NAFED and NCCF, in the interest of farmers of producing states.

Considering the steep drop in tomato prices, Union Agriculture Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has approved the implementation of the transportation component of MIS for Tomato in Madhya Pradesh through NCCF. NCCF is making arrangements to start the transportation operations soon.

 

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