The government’s indecision on export policy presents a new downside risk for the country’s sugar millers.
Despite the start of new cane crushing season and expectation of a consecutive year of bumper output, the Indian government is inexplicably delaying the decision about what quantity of sugar it will allow to be exported. This is fuelling market speculation and adding to regulatory uncertainties for the country’s sugar milling sector. Despite repeated requests
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