Open Market Sale Scheme
On 13th June, 2023, the Centre discontinued the sale of rice and wheat from the central pool under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) to state governments.
- However, the sale of rice under the OMSS will be continued for northeastern states, hilly states and states facing law and order situations, natural calamities at an existing rate of Rs 3,400 per quintal.
Reasons for Discontinuation
- To control price inflation
- To ensure price stability
- To balance stock levels
- To streamline distribution channels
- To promote market competition
About Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS)
- Under OMSS, the Food Corporation of India (FCI) sells surplus stocks of wheat and rice ....
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