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Sugar export from India could rise by 14% compared with last year as Indian sugar mills have started signing sugar export deals without assistance of government subsidy. The export could rise by 14% from last year’s 6.5 million tonnes, said an industry official.

Coming forward to help in the crisis of coronavirus pandemic, 70 sugar mills from Maharashtra have geared up to manufacture oxygen.

For the first time after five years, Maharashtra has surpassed Uttar Pradesh in sugar production. As per the figures till March end, Maharashtra has produced 100 lakh tonne sugar as against 96 lakh tonne by UP.

Sugar mills from Maharashtra are demanding a subsidy of Rs 150 per quintal on the domestic sale of sugar to compete with the sugar...

Shortage of containers would lower the export of sugar by 12% to 5 million tonnes this year. This would impact the global sugar prices which are already at peak in the last four years, said industry experts.

Sugar output in India is likely to increase for the consecutive fifth year following the increase in the area under sugarcane cultivation owing to the favourable climate including good rainfall and government backed export subsidy.

India is likely to bank on the lower global sugar output and increase sugar export. The global sugar output is likely to dip by around 50 to 60 lakh tonne for next two years and India has capacity to meet the global demand.

New Delhi: According to the National Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories Ltd. (NFCSF), with the onset of sugarcane crushing season, as many as 149...

The sugar industry is reeling under an economic crisis due to the coronavirus. Mills are unable to sell the sugar amid lockdown, due to...