West Bengal Removes Inter-State Movement Curbs on Fruits, Vegetables, and Essential Goods
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- •The West Bengal government has lifted restrictions on the inter-state movement of fruits, vegetables, and essential commodities, effective from July 15, 2024.
- •The restrictions were previously imposed to manage supply and demand during critical periods, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
- •The decision aims to streamline trade, reduce disruptions in the supply chain, and support farmers and traders in the state.
- •The government has assured that monitoring mechanisms will remain in place to prevent hoarding or price manipulation.
Kolkata, July 15, 2024 – The West Bengal government has lifted restrictions on the inter-state movement of fruits, vegetables, and other essential commodities. This decision, effective immediately, removes previous barriers that had been in place to regulate the transport of these goods across state borders.
The move comes as part of an effort to streamline trade and reduce disruptions in the supply chain, which had been affected by earlier restrictions imposed during periods of heightened demand or supply constraints. Officials stated that the lifting of these curbs would facilitate smoother logistics and support both farmers and traders in the state.
Previously, the West Bengal government had imposed restrictions on the movement of essential commodities, including fruits, vegetables, and other perishable items, to ensure their availability within the state. These measures were part of broader efforts to manage supply during critical periods, such as the COVID-19 pandemic or instances of localized shortages.
