New trade restrictions prioritise domestic sugar supplies above exports, causing headaches for sugar mills.
The Indian government has decided to limit the country’s sugar exports to 10 million tonnes in the current season and to that end, it has put sugar under the restricted product category list with effect from June 1. Thus, traders will need an ‘export release order’, a kind of permit from the Directorate General of
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