The operations followed extensive inspections and sampling campaigns across markets and sales points, with 577 samples tested this year alone.
Despite this progress, the output remains insufficient to meet the country’s burgeoning domestic demand for palm oil, underscoring a persistent supply-demand imbalance.
This approach is expected to benefit soybean farmers, with an estimated payout of ₹800 (US$9.02) per quintal.
The announcement comes ahead of the Bharat International Rice Conference (BIRC) 2025, a flagship event that will explore trade opportunities and strengthen India’s dominance in the global rice supply chain.
This move is expected to inject much-needed revenue into the U.S. agricultural sector, which has suffered billions in losses due to the prolonged trade war and reduced Chinese demand.