Sugar continues to drift on lower retail demand

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Jan 21 2013 | 4:14 AM IST

Sugar prices continued its falling trend at the Vashi wholesale market here today on lower buying support from retailers amid ample supplies from the mills.

Medium sugar quality (M-30) dipped by Rs 10/20 per quintal to Rs 2,580/2,640 from overnight closing level of Rs 2,590/2,660.

Small sugar quality (S-30) also moved down by Rs 10 per quintal to Rs 2,560/2,600, as against Rs 2,570/2,600 yesterday.

Following are today's closing rates per quintal, with previous rates in brackets:

Small sugar (S-30) quality Rs 2,560/2,600 (Rs 2,570/ 2,600) and Medium sugar (M-30) quality Rs 2,580/2,640 (Rs 2,590/2,660)

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