“The cane commissioners of leading cane growing states will present their estimates on October 29 and that will set the ball rolling for a decision on raw sugar export subsidy in 2014-15,” a government official with direct knowledge of the matter, said.
In February, the government gave Rs 3,300 ($53.82) a tonne subsidy for production and exports of up to four million tonnes of raw sugar to help mills cut down large stockpiles. However, a delay in extending the incentives for the new 2014-15 season had led to misgivings in some quarters that New Delhi was against giving subsidy for foreign shipments of raw sugar.
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