US EditionKolar farmers block Pakistan trade, resume exports to Bangladesh
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Kolar set to resume tomato exports to Bangladesh - Maritime Gateway
After nearly a year, Kolar is set to resume tomato exports to Bangladesh — but with a condition: the trade must be restricted to Bangladesh only, and not routed to Pakistan. The Kolar Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) market is the second-largest tomato trade hub in South Asia, after Pimpalgaon in Nashik, Maharashtra. Exports to Bangladesh had halted not only due to political unrest in the neighboring country but also because of incre…
Kolar farmers and traders to stop tomato export to Pakistan after Pahalgam terror attack - India Seatrade News
Amid the rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the terror attact on tourists in Pahalgam of Jammu and Kashmir, tomato traders in Kolar have decided to stop exports to the neighbouring country. Kolar is home to Asia’s largest tomato market and transacts about 800-900 tons of tomato daily. June is the peak season for farmers with the month usually registering the highest exports. However, farmers and traders have decided to forego t…
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