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Bumper pulses harvest in India, Myanmar farmers unhappy

Bumper pulses harvest in India, Myanmar farmers unhappy

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India has imposed import restrictions on three types of pulses from Myanmar

A bumper harvest of pulses in India has significantly reduced the imports from neigbouring Myanmar, according to a media report.

India had announced a 200,000-ton import quota on pigeon peas and 300,000-ton quota on mung bean and green grams, according to a report in Xinhua news agency.

Myanmar has blamed India for throwing its domesticpulses industry in disarray, an official report said.

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Import restrictions will help in incentivising Indian farmers.

Myanmar's pulses farmers rely on the vast Indian market for their produce.