Indian sugar producers plan to start cane crushing earlier than usual in the upcoming milling season to boost supply and curb record sugar prices ahead of the festival period. The policy-driven shift suggests near-term supply stabilization efforts, but highlights how elevated prices are already weighing on the market.
Indian sugar producers plan to start cane crushing earlier than usual in the upcoming milling season to boost supply and curb record sugar prices ahead of the festival period. The policy-driven shift suggests near-term supply stabilization efforts, but highlights how elevated prices are already weighing on the market.
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