<h1>Potato Cold Storage Rent Revision Urged by WBCSA Due to Rising Costs; Proposes 12% Monthly Release to Stabilize Market</h1> The West Bengal Cold Storage Association (WBCSA) has requested the state government to revise the rent for potato cold storages, citing increased input costs and stagnant tariffs. At the WBCSA's annual meeting, the president emphasized the need for a uniform release system for stored potatoes to stabilize prices and supply. With production exceeding consumption, the association proposed a monthly release rate of 12% to prevent market disruptions. The president noted that rents have been stagnant despite recommendations for an increase, warning that the current rates could affect operations, with many storages already deemed non-performing assets by banks.