Agricultural Market Regulations

Agricultural market regulations are rules set by governments to ensure fair trading of farm products. They help stabilize prices, prevent unfair practices, and ensure quality and safety standards. These regulations can include price controls, licensing requirements, quality inspections, and measures to protect farmers and consumers. The goal is to create a balanced, transparent marketplace where farmers can earn fair income, and consumers receive safe, quality food. Proper regulation supports agricultural growth, food security, and economic stability within the sector.