The Indian government has lifted its ban on wheat exports, which was put in place earlier this year. The decision to lift the restrictions is expected to increase the supply of wheat in the global market.
In April, the government approved an additional 2.5 million metric tons of wheat for export, and now with the ban lifted, the export of wheat, wheat flour, and related products will receive a significant boost.
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