New Delhi, Aug 28 (PTI) The government on Friday said retail prices of sugar have started to ease with ex-mill rates declining by around 20 per cent in the last few days and announced that it will allocate a fortnightly sale quota to mills from September to ensure smooth supply and prevent artificial scarcity. At […]

Indian refiners will divert 350,000 tons of sugar offshore to the domestic market. This move aims to ease a significant supply crunch and tame surging prices. Authorities have…

India's lower sugar quota fails to curb demand, leading to rising retail prices despite government allocations, industry sources report.

Major retailers are limiting sugar purchases to three kilograms per customer. Quick commerce platforms also restrict sugar sales to a few packs. This comes as sugar supplies…

Indian sugar prices drop 25% at the mill level, easing retail costs as government measures to stabilize the market take effect.

India will implement a fortnightly sugar sale quota for mills from September 1 to reduce prices and ensure market availability.