The Indian pulse tariff is likely to impact Australian planting intentions for 2018

Hayley Kennedy
Updated January 11 2018 - 3:00pm, first published 9:53am
Price drop: The price of chickpeas has dropped significantly since India imposed a 30 per cent tariff on all pulse imports. Photo: Kelly Butterworth.
Price drop: The price of chickpeas has dropped significantly since India imposed a 30 per cent tariff on all pulse imports. Photo: Kelly Butterworth.

Three weeks on from the Indian government’s decision to impose a 30 per cent tariff on all pulse imports, the Australian pulse industry is coming to terms with the ramifications for the domestic and export markets.

Hayley Kennedy

Hayley Kennedy

Livestock Editor

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