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India likely won't export sugar for years as El Nino, ethanol squeeze supply
Once as a top sugar exporter, India is now anticipating a three-year stretch of significant export deficits, primarily driven by El Nino's adverse effects on cane cultivation. As ethanol demand rises, farmers are beginning to reassess their planting strategies, with some considering alternative crops. This shift might mark the first occasion in a decade where India turns to sugar imports, altering both domestic and international markets.
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India could eventually be forced to import sugar if El Niño-related weather disruptions sharply cut cane cultivation area and output.