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The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between India and Turkey on trade in poppy seeds to ensure quick and transparent processing for import of poppy seeds from Turkey.
Details:
The MoU provides that –
The MoU will promote quick and transparent processing of quota allocation and prior authorization for poppy seeds import from Turkey. In this way genuiness of import contract can be easily ensured as well as many litigation matter resulting in delay in the import can be avoided.
The MoU will ensure continuous availability of poppy seeds in domestic market of India and ultimately Indian consumers of poppy seeds will be benefited.
Background:
Import of poppy seeds from Turkey got withheld due to litigation resulting in great hike of price of poppy seeds in domestic market of India and hoarding of the same by some importers. Various stays given by the Court and repeated adjournment of hearing graves the situation and resulted in less availability of poppy seeds in the country leading to a great problems to the consumers. To avoid such legal complication, price rise and hoarding, an alternative mechanism needs to be evolved by way of an MoU between Government of India and Government of Turkey in which real time data can be exchanged to ensure the quantity of poppy seeds imported from Turkey is genuine and legally produced in Turkey.
Trade regulation of poppy seeds: bilateral MoU establishes online registration, joint quota setting and certified contract verification. Memorandum of Understanding creates a bilateral framework requiring the Turkish Grain Board to maintain an online registration system for exporters and sales contracts, with annual aggregate import quantities set jointly by the governments and per-importer allocations possible; the Central Bureau of Narcotics will register and upload contracts per Ministry of Finance guidelines and TMO will issue legal production certificates, permitting exports only for CBN-registered contracts to ensure transparent, legally verified imports.Press 'Enter' after typing page number.