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Behind Sugar Shock: Not Ethanol, But Over-Estimation Led To 16% Price Rise

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Behind Sugar Shock: Not Ethanol, But Over-Estimation Led To 16% Price Rise

In November 2025, the government allowed sugar mills to export 15 lakh tonnes.

Now, India has allowed 10 lakh tonnes of raw sugar to enter duty-free.

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