DESPITE A SHARP fall in mandi prices of onions due to arrival of kharif crop, the government is unlikely to remove 20% export duty on the staple vegetable citing higher retail prices. "We have to wait till retail prices come down for (withdrawal of) export duty," an official with the department of consumer affairs said.
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