MILLET MAIZE ETHANOL

Indian rapeseed meal is being offered at significantly lower levels, around USD 200–235 per tonne on a CFR basis to Asian destinations. The price advantage has enhanced the competitiveness of Indian cargoes across Southeast Asia, particularly among feed millers seeking cost-effective protein alternatives.

The expanding food processing sector is a key driver of demand. From glass noodles to bakery products and beverages, mung beans are increasingly incorporated for their nutritional value and adaptability. This marks a shift from traditional consumption toward industrial-scale utilization. Selective Import Market Creates Opportunities

Market experts note that the strengthening of pulse prices is a positive development for the agricultural sector, especially for small and marginal farmers who depend heavily on these crops for their livelihood.

With the growing demand for affordable feed in India, imports could help stabilize prices and support livestock farmers. Government officials argue that the decision will improve feed availability and contribute to boosting milk and meat production in the country.

This makes them an attractive option for both farmers and policymakers aiming to ensure food security and environmental sustainability. As awareness continues to grow and product innovation expands, millets are set to play a crucial role in shaping the future of the global and Indian food industry.