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Commodity policy developments

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Commodity Group
Commodity
Date
Policy Category
Policy Instrument
Description
Zimbabwe
Grains
Wheat
2017.02
Production
Production support
Launched Super Agriculture, an agricultural programme that provides support to put idle land countrywide under [...]
Zimbabwe
Grains
All
2017.02
Consumption and marketing
Value added tax
Suspended Statutory Instrument 20, introduced in early February of 2017, which had reinstated a 15 percent [...]
Bangladesh
Grains
Wheat
2017.02
Trade
Bilateral agreement
Ministry of Food signed a government-to-government agreement with the Russian Federation to import 200 000 [...]
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
Grains
All
2017.02
Consumption and marketing
Government market intervention
Allotted USD 700 000 to fumigate approximately 33 000 ha of maize, sorghum and other [...]
Brazil
Grains
Wheat
2017.02
Production
Production support
Launched a financial support programme for wheat producers in the Southern Region, who had incurred [...]
India
Rice
All
2017.02
Production
Budgetary allocations, production support
Reaffirmed the Government\'s commitment to double farmer incomes by 2022, as part of its 2017-2018 [...]
Pakistan
Grains
Wheat
2017.01
Consumption and marketing
 Government market intervention
Approved a programme to export 2 million tonnes of wheat in the current financial year, [...]
Sri Lanka
Rice
All
2017.01
Trade
Import tariff
Lowered the Special Commodity Levy (SCL) on imports of semi/wholly milled rice to LKR [...]
Zimbabwe
Rice
All
2017.01
Consumption and marketing
Tax policy
Imposed a 15 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on imported paddy, husked rice, milled rice [...]
China (Mainland)
Rice
All
2017.01
Stocks
Stock release
Offered a combined 504 216 tonnes of paddy for sale from state reserves through an [...]

Disclaimer: The policy records included in the tool are based on publicly available information from both official and private sources. While efforts have been made to verify its content, FAO does not guarantee the full accuracy or comprehensiveness of the information and recommends to consult / refer to other FAO publications reporting policy developments, especially the Oilcrops Monthly Price and Policy Update, the Monthly News Report on Grains and the FAO Rice Market Monitor. The frequency of updates may differ across commodities.