Commercial flower growers operating in Jhapa have approached the administration with a specific request to stop the entry of floral products from across the border. According to reports, these agricultural producers want authorities to restrict flower imports originating from India to ensure that locally grown marigolds secure adequate market opportunities without facing unfair competition. The farmers stressed that prioritising domestic production is essential to protect local growers from being sidelined during peak trading periods. By calling for a complete block on imported blossoms, the farming community aims to establish a secure marketplace where indigenous agricultural efforts receive primary consideration from regional administrators. Furthermore, the growers pointed out that official intervention is necessary to maintain fair trading conditions for everyone involved in seasonal agriculture. The appeal highlights ongoing concerns within the regional farming sector regarding external supply competition during key commercial cycles.
Jhapa farmers demand ban on flower imports
Commercial flower growers in Jhapa have formally requested the administration to block incoming blooms from India.
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In short
- Growers in Jhapa asked the administration to halt incoming floral products from India.
- Farmers want to prevent domestic marigolds from failing to find a viable market.
- Producers emphasized prioritizing local output and establishing a supportive environment.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/jhapa-farmers-demand-ban-on-flower-imports-20261028
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