NEW DELHI - Iran has turned to India for wheat supplies as other sellers divert grain cargoes away from the Middle East country because of sanctions-related payments problems that have caused palm oil imports to grind to a halt.
Indian tea was also added on Thursday to a growing list of Iran's food imports that are being disrupted by US and European Union sanctions aimed at forcing Tehran to scrap a suspected nuclear weapons program.
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Khullar, the most senior official in the ministry, suggested India was considering the sale. India wants to step up exports to Iran in a range of goods to settle part of its oil due to Tehran.
