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Sugar production surges 23.4% to 11.83 million tonnes in Oct-Dec: NFCSF

India's sugar production rose 23.43 per cent to 11.83 million tonnes in the first three months of the ongoing 2025-26 season on sharp rise in Maharashtra output, cooperative body NFCSF said on Wednesday. Sugar production stood at 9.56 million tonnes in the year-ago period, while the total output remained 26.18 million tonnes in the entire 2024-25 season (October-September). As on December 31, around 499 mills crushed 134 million tonnes of sugarcane, achieving a sugar output of 11.8 million tonnes at an average sugar recovery of 8.83 per cent, National Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories Ltd (NFCSF) said in a statement. Sugar output in Uttar Pradesh, the country's largest sugar producing state, increased to 3.56 million tonnes during October-December period of 2025-26 season from 3.26 million tonnes in the year-ago. Sugar output in Maharashtra, the country's second largest producer, rose 63 per cent to 4.87 million tonnes from 2.99 million tonnes, while that of Karnataka,

AISTA cuts sugar production estimate by 19% to 25.8 mn tn for 2024-25

India's sugar production is expected to fall by 19 per cent to 25.8 million tonnes in the 2024-25 season ending September, down from 31.9 million tonnes in the previous season, according to the All India Sugar Trade Association's second estimate released on Tuesday. The latest projection is 0.72 million tonnes lower than AISTA's first estimate of 26.52 million tonnes, with the downward revision attributed to reduced output in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat. Maharashtra, India's largest sugar producer, is expected to produce 8 million tonnes, down from 11 million tonnes last season. Output in Uttar Pradesh, the country's second top producer, is projected at 9 million tonnes, unchanged from the first estimate but below the 10.4 million tonnes recorded last season. Sugar output in Karnataka is projected at 4.10 million tonnes, slightly higher than the initial estimate but still below last year's 5.3 million tonnes. AISTA noted these projections could vary by plus or minus 2 per .

UP sugar mills want status-quo on SAP due to rising cost of production

Sugar season runs from October to September

Sugar production to hit by weather, export prospects dwindle: Isma

The production could fall to around 27 million metric tons from the last year's 32 million tons and below annual consumption of more than 29 million tons, said India head of a global trade house

OMCs hike procurement price of ethanol produced from C-heavy molasses

After the hike, the procurement price of ethanol produced from C-heavy molasses would be Rs 56.28 per litre as against Rs 49.41 per litre in 2022-23 procurement season

Mills log record billion-litre ethanol output in Uttar Pradesh

At present, the sugarcane area and sugarcane output is estimated at 2.85 million hec­tares and 235 mt respectively

Rising sugar prices posing threat, putting pressure on global inflation

The jump in sugar prices has already worsened the impact of inflation in the UK with shoppers paying more for baked goods, sweets and fizzy drinks

UP sugar industry has transformed into 'sugar complexes': Yogi Adityanath

The modernisation of sugar mills in the last six years has transformed them into "integrated sugar complexes," Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Friday. Addressing an event on the occasion of 120 years of the sugar industry in the state, he said sugar in the state today is being produced on the same premises where there is an oxygen plant and an ethanol plant. "UP's sugar mills which are the largest producer of sugarcane and sugar in the country, are now being recognised as a source of 'green energy' with adoption of the policies of the Prime Minister and production of ethanol in large quantities," he said. The first sugar mill in the state was established in Deoria. The chief minister said that the way in the last few decades sugar mills were closing down farmers were desperate and were forced to migrate, till 2017, when the trend was reversed. "In the last six years, a sum of Rs 1 lakh 97 thousand crore was paid to the sugarcane farmers through DBT (Direct Ben

State Bank of India moves NCLT to recover dues from Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar

The sugar and ethanol producer owes nearly Rs 4,800 crore to banks

Lockdown: UP sugar mills seek bailout as demand plummets by one mn tonnes

Cane arrears top Rs 14,000 crore for current 2019-20 season

UP to put pressure on sugar mills to clear arrears of Rs 2,000 crore

Bulk of cane outstanding on Bajaj Hindusthan, Modi, Simbhaoli groups

Sugar production falls 35% to 4.5 million tonnes due to delayed crushing

Sugar export contracts worth 2 MT firmed up by domestic mills

Indian sugar industry poised to export 5 mn tonne, likely to set new record

Sugar mills in India have done deals to export 2 million tonnes in the new season that began on Oct. 1, 2019

Floods, polls in Maharashtra pull down sugar production by 50% to 1.9 MT

Sugar mills have signed contracts for 1.5 MT of exports to Iran, Africa, etc

UP sugar mills demand abolition of molasses quota for distilleries

Private millers lament industry subsidising Rs 350 crore to liquor manufacturers

UP increases molasses quota for distilleries; sugar mills disappointed

UP sugar mills have long been demanding the state government to abolish the system of reserving molasses for distilleries

Uttar Pradesh sugar production dips marginally to 11.8 million tonnes

Sugar mills baulked down by farmers' dues of Rs 10,000 crore

Sugar mills will have to pay interest to farmers, says UP government

The Adityanath govt has reversed Akhilesh Yadav cabinet's decision to waive off interest payment by defaulting sugar mills in three successive crushing seasons during 2012-15

Sugar crisis: UP CM Yogi flags private mills for outstanding of Rs 1,200 cr

FIRs lodged against top sugar millers over non-payment of farmers' dues

UP cracks the whip on private mills for not paying sugarcane farmers

Leading sugar mills told their assets will be seized if they fail to settle farmers' arrears for the 2017-18 crushing season.