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173Pakistan Govt, sugar mills agree to temporary price cut until Eid-ul-adha
Pakistan’s Ministry of National Food Security and sugar mill owners have agreed to temporarily lower sugar prices until Eid-ul-Adha. A third-party audit...
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155Philippines : Raw sugar production beats forecast, hits four-year high
The Philippines’ raw sugar production for crop year 2024-2025 rose to 1.95 million metric tons, the highest in four years, surpassing the...
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97Wetang’ula: Kenya government committed to reviving sugar industry
Kenya is advancing efforts to revive its sugar industry, with Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and President William Ruto reaffirming commitment to reforms. Measures...
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247Sugar Prices Sink as Global Production and Supplies Set to Increase
Sugar prices continued to decline, with NY and London futures hitting multi-month lows amid global surplus concerns. The USDA forecasts record 2025/26...
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139Paraguay to build $150 million biofuel plant with India’s Praj Industries
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena, during his State Visit to India from June 2–4, 2025, announced a $150 million biofuel plant in partnership...
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114Uttar Pradesh aims to become leading hub for SAF manufacturing in India
Lucknow: The UP government is set to launch a five-year policy promoting Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to curb aviation emissions and boost...
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84Uttar Pradesh: Former MLA launches campaign to reopen Rasra sugar mill in Ballia
Ballia, Uttar Pradesh: Ex-MLA Ram Iqbal Singh is spearheading a campaign to reopen Rasra sugar mill under the slogan “Save Farmers, Run...
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207Praj Industries to collaborate with Enersur S.A. for Biorefinery Project in Paraguay
Enersur S.A. has selected Praj Industries for a major Biorefinery Project in Paraguay. The project will produce ethanol, DDGS, corn oil, SAF,...
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9925% rice yet to be milled in Punjab; frustrated millers say repeat of last year, ask govt to create space in godowns
Nearly 25% of Punjab’s rice remains unmilled past the March 31 deadline, with 29.3 LMT still pending. Millers blame storage shortages, transport...
