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Maharashtra sets up expert panel to study onion price crash, export policy impact

The Maharashtra government on Tuesday constituted an expert sub-committee to examine the sharp decline in onion prices and assess the impact of the Centre’s export policy on the sector over the past seven to eight years

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Maharashtra is the largest onion-producing state in India, and recurring price volatility has long been a source of distress for farmers, particularly in the Nashik belt. Representational pic

Maharashtra is the largest onion-producing state in India, and recurring price volatility has long been a source of distress for farmers, particularly in the Nashik belt. Representational pic

The Maharashtra government on Tuesday constituted an expert sub-committee to recommend immediate and long-term measures to address the ongoing decline in onion prices and strengthen the state’s onion sector, news agency PTI reported.

The sub-committee has been formed under a secretary-level committee set up in April by the Cooperation, Marketing and Textiles Department to suggest measures for onion growers.

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