Hafed Will Do E-Auction Of 67 Thousand Tonnes Wheat For Sale

Wheat Cultivation: Due to not being able to sell wheat, the Haryana State Supply and Marketing Federation (HAFED) is making continuous efforts for the sale. HAFED had procured wheat for commercial use from Haryana and Madhya Pradesh in the last harvesting season April-June. Now an application has been invited for online bidding for its sale. Online bidding is being done for the first time. Hafed had bought 67363.62 tonnes of wheat.

Bidding will be done here
According to media reports, Hafed has informed that its bidding or e-auction will be held on some platforms. These include NCDEX E-Markets (‘NEML’) Platform, Star Agribazaar Technology (Agribazaar) and E-Tech Innovative Services Private Limited.

Hafed is not able to sell wheat
According to media reports, Hafed is constantly trying to sell wheat. Has failed in trying to sell wheat 6 times. Earlier, the attempt to sell 4 lakh wheat had also failed. It will be seen in the seventh attempt what is going to happen. On the other hand, talking about wheat stock, 26968 tonnes is kept in stock in Fatehabad district of Haryana. On the other hand, 40395 tonnes of wheat is stored in Ujjain, Indore, Dewas, Vidisha, Ganjbasoda, Sehore, Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh. It will be sold in Madhya Pradesh.

be sold at the same rate throughout the country
Experts say that some abnormalities have been seen in the rates of sale of wheat. Miller is angry with this. Wheat was sold at the rate of Rs 2443.55 per quintal in Hafed’s tender. At the same time, the Center is estimating the economic cost of wheat to be Rs 2588..70 for 2022-23. When wheat is sold all over the country, it should be at the same rate. Miller will pick up the wheat only from the depot designated by the state. Wheat should not be picked up from other depots at all.