Page 2 - Sugar Export

Expedite sugar export policy, need to do 8 mn tonnes next yr: ISMA to govt

The apex sugar body has urged the govt to not experiment with a new export system

India to limit sugar exports in risk to global food prices: Report

India plans to restrict sugar exports for the first time in six years to prevent a surge in domestic prices, potentially capping this season's exports at 10 million tonnes

India signs deals to export 8.5 MT sugar in 2021/22, says trade body

Mills have already dispatched around 7.1 million tonnes since the start of the marketing year on Oct. 1, the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) said

India's sugar exports slow as global prices correct, rupee firms

Mills pause after signing deals to export 4 mn tonnes of sugar; diversion of sugar for ethanol reduces stockpiles, say dealers

India sugar stocks set to fall to 4-year low on record exports: ISMA

India could start 2021/22 marketing year on Oct. 1 with carry forward stock of 8.7 million tonnes, down from 10.7 million tonnes a year ago, said Indian Sugar Mills Association

Indian mills sign sugar export deals without government subsidy

Mills have so far contracted around 5.8 million tonnes of sugar out of the export allocation of 6 million tonnes

Govt cuts sugar export subsidy to Rs 4,000 a tonne on global price rise

Trade sources said it might not impact exports much; of the existing quota of 6 million tonnes, 5.7 million tonnes have already been contracted at higher subsidy rate

Govt cuts subsidy on sugar exports to Rs 4K per tonne on high global prices

The Centre slashed subsidy on sugar exports from Rs 6,000 per tonne to Rs 4,000 per tonne with immediate effect in view of firm global prices

Sugar exports picking up even as delays in release of subsidy loom

Newer opportunities such as exporting to Indonesia are being thrown up but early closure of mills could be an issue

A year on, India still waiting for Indonesia to relax sugar import norms

There was a discussion for a two-way deal under which India will give priority to import palm oil from Indonesia against which the latter was offering to buy raw sugar from here

To clear surplus stock, India exported 3.7 mn tonne sugar in 2018-19

Union minister Danve Raosaheb Dadarao said sugar mills were advised to export sugar as per their MIEQ (Minimum Indicative Export Quota) allocation

Govt fixes export quota of 10,000 tonne of sugar to EU at concessional rate

By availing the CXL concession on export to the EU, traders can export sugar at relatively low or zero customs duty

India to keep sugar export subsidies despite rivals' WTO complaint: Report

The export subsidies are designed to increase shipments from the world's second-biggest sugar producer and reduce their brimming inventories

Sugar export likely to end with shortfall, only 56% of target achieved

Several incentives were linked with fulfilment of export quota

Slowdown in sugar exports a major headache for inventory-saddled industry

While a stronger rupee and lower crude price have hardened the overseas market, the decline in sugar prices from the peak has made exporting the commodity economically unviable

Minimum Indicative Export Quota of sugar seems unlikely to be met

While the annual consumption is 25.5mt, the total output is estimated at 31.5 mt and 10 mt has been carried over

Indian sugar industry plans to increase exports to South Korea: Govt

It said that the discussions were positive, and subject to Indian sugar industry meeting the quality standards and specifications prescribed by South Korea

India plans to export 2 mn tonnes of raw sugar to China: Commerce Ministry

India's export to China in 2017-18 amounted to $33 billion, while imports stood at $76.2 billion

Meeting 5-mn tonne sugar export target seems tough due to global volatility

Efforts are on to increase shipment to Bangladesh, China and Malaysia; the Middle East turns out to be the largest buyer so far

Amid high global prices, India to export raw sugar for first time in 3 yrs

More Indian exports could weigh on global prices and trim the market share of rivals Brazil and Thailand, the world's top two sugar suppliers