74 percent of the produced scrap is exported to India and 1 percent to Bangladesh, the rest is consumed domestically
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From July to May of the current financial year alone, raw amris worth Rs. 1.26 billion has been exported. This is 32.9 percent more than the same period of last financial year. In the same period of the last financial year, the money worth Rs 94 crore 91 lakh 97 thousand went to India.
Analyzing the data from the financial year 071/72, the data of the customs department shows that the highest export was recorded in 11 months of the current financial year. Rajkumar Karki, the president of Nepal Kuccho Sangh, confirmed that the most Kuccho has been exported so far. "This year, the largest amount of raw meat was exported, the demand has decreased since May, otherwise there would have been more exports," he said.
According to the association, 74 percent of the chucho produced in Nepal is exported to India and 1 percent to Bangladesh. Karki said that 25 percent of the produced rice is consumed within the country. Even though the association said that 1 percent of the raw material is exported to Bangladesh, since the financial year 078/79, the data of the department shows that only raw material is being exported to India. He says that it is difficult to export to Bangladesh because the tax rate is high. According to
association, more amriso is produced in Ilam, Panchthar, Sankhuwasabha, Kavre, Sindhupalchok, Dolakha, Nuwakot, Dhading, Palpa. According to Karki, the people involved in the milk business have started planting paddy for grass and to prevent floods, landslides, and drought.
Karki revealed that semi-processed chucho is being exported to India. "Small industries are processing and sending ready-made products to the market, now we are preparing to export ready-made products according to the demand of India," he said -break The association said prices have fallen this year due to overproduction in India, general elections there and drought. "In the previous financial year, we sold chucho at 130 rupees per kg, last year we sold it at 100 rupees per kg," he said, "this year we started selling it at 80 rupees per kg, now it has decreased to 60 rupees."
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In the financial year 077/78, 65 crore 88 lakh 13 thousand rupees were exported to India and Bangladesh. In that year, 2 lakh 32 thousand 600 kilos worth of 56 lakh 37 thousand rupees were exported to Bangladesh, while 653 million 37 lakh 76 thousand rupees were exported to India.
In the financial year 76/77, there was a export worth Rs 557.4 million to Bangladesh and India. In the financial year 75/76, there is a statistic of the department that exported a total of 40 million 57 lakh 39 thousand rupees to India and Bangladesh.
In the financial year 074/75, there was a raw export worth 52.9 million rupees, according to the department. In the financial year 071/72, there was export worth of 12 crore 29 lakh rupees.
