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Govt does not foresee any supply pressure on edible oil: Official

Govt does not foresee any supply pressure on edible oil: Official
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The Indian government has stated that there is no immediate risk of edible oil supply shortages or price pressure. Officials cited stable domestic stocks and consistent import routes from key partners like Indonesia, Malaysia, Russia, and Ukraine as reasons for the current market stability.

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Ensuring food security and stable commodity prices is critical for managing inflation and public sentiment in India.

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The government does not foresee any pressure on edible oil now or in the coming days, C. Shikha, Joint Secretary at the Dept of Food and Public Distribution told reporters at the bi-weekly inter-ministerial briefing about the situation in West Asia Monday.

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