The government on Thursday said it has withdrawn the stockholding limit on wheat as there is a comfortable stock in the domestic market and prices are declining in the wholesale market.
In May 2025, the Centre had imposed limits on wheat stocks that wholesalers, retailers and processors can keep with them. The move was aimed at preventing hoarding and controlling prices.
In an official statement, the food ministry said a wheat stock limit order was issued following improved availability ahead of the festive season.
“As part of continuous monitoring of prices and ensure adequate availability of wheat before the upcoming festive season, the Central Government has decided to withdraw the wheat stock limit order dated May 27, 2025,” the ministry said. However, all wheat stocking entities are required to declare the stock position on every Friday on the food stock portal.







