India is continuously importing wheat from Black sea region and Australia as it is cheaper compared to domestic wheat even after including the current import duty of 10%. As of now Rajkot mill quality is being offered at $256 per tonne whereas millers in India have contracted to import 8 lakh tonnes from blacksea region at CnF $200-210 per tonne. Government is considering to increase import duty in order to curb wheat imports and provide support to domestic wheat prices. Sowing of wheat is likely to start in coming months and if prices remain at low level overall acreage may fall in comparison to last year.