Posts By Moneycontrol
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116EnglishGovt plans to sell FCI rice under Bharat brand; discounted rate not decided
The government is exploring an option to sell FCI rice under the ‘Bharat’ brand to control the inflation of rice prices. However,...
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103EnglishIndia Glycols zooms 13% on Rs 1,164-crore ethanol supply order
Shares of India Glycols Limited surged 13 percent to Rs 794 in early trade on December 19 after the company announced that...
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109EnglishSugar stocks get sweeter, surge up to 8% as India reverses ban on sugarcane juice to make ethanol
Sugar stocks surged up to 8 percent in early trade on December 18 since the food ministry has issued a fresh order reversing...
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106EnglishEthanol’s importance in powering Aatmanirbhar Bharat
Ethanol was rarely discussed 7-8 years ago in India. But now environment-friendly fuels, like ethanol, are on the top priority list of...
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102EnglishBan on use of sugarcane juice for ethanol to hit fuel-blending target, sugar mill revenues
The centre will find it difficult to meet the ethanol fuel-blending target after yesterday’s notification prohibiting the use of sugarcane juice, or...
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108EnglishSugar prices to drop by at least 5% over govt’s curb on ethanol production, says Balrampur Chini MD
Sugar prices are expected to drop by “at least 5 percent” due to the government’s latest notification that bars the use of...
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102EnglishThese ethanol-oriented sugar stocks are under pressure after govt curbs
Shares of sugar and ethanol manufacturers like Balrampur Chini Mills, Dalmia Bharat Sugar, Shree Renuka Sugars, and Triveni Engineering declined up to 3 percent on...
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99EnglishCooperative export body NCEL gets nod to export 14.92 lakh tones non-basmati rice, 50k tonnes sugar: Amit Shah
The newly set up cooperative export body NCEL has got permission to export 14,92,800 tonnes of non-Basmati rice to 16 countries and...
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129EnglishWhy India needs to relax curbs on sugar export
Indian policymakers need to understand that the mere announcement of export curbs signals that there is a serious supply shortage. Further, frequent...
