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Wheat crackdown pushes prices down in Sindh

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Mohammad Hussain Khan
Wheat crackdown pushes prices down in Sindh
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Government crackdowns on wheat hoarding in Sindh, Pakistan, have led to a decrease in grain prices following a period of significant inflation. Authorities recovered 85,000 tonnes of wheat, helping to stabilize the market for consumers.

A worker handles flour before packing at a mill. Food department has recovered 85,000 tonnes in anti-hoarding drive.—Photo by Umair Ali Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source HYDERABAD: Recent, albeit bela­ted, government action against wheat hoarding has triggered a downward trend in grain prices in Sindh.

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