Sugar News in English
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60Improved balance sheets of sugar mills to firm up profitability this season: Centrum report
Centrum Broking expects improved profitability for Indian sugar mills due to high inventory, a possible MSP hike, strong global sugar prices, and...
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84Karnataka: We need to increase sugarcane productivity by adopting new technology, says Minister
Karnataka’s sugar factories owe ₹700–800 crore to sugarcane farmers, with 95% of ₹18,000 crore already paid, said Minister Shivanand Patil. He emphasized...
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59Sugar Prices Undercut by Trade Turmoil and a Plunge in Crude Oil
Sugar prices are down for a second day, pressured by global market jitters, plunging crude oil, and a weaker Brazilian real. Crude's...
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62Indore : Natural Gas, Sugar & Coffee Among Most Vulnerable Commodities, Says IIM-Indore Study
A new IIM Indore study reveals natural gas, sugar, and coffee face the highest commodity crash risks, using novel risk metrics like...
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123TESDA launches training in sugarcane production
TESDA, in partnership with the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos, has launched the Philippines' first Sugarcane Production NC II training program. The four-month...
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99Around ₹700-800 crore due by sugar factories to Karnataka farmers: Shivanand Patil
Karnataka’s sugar factories owe ₹700–800 crore to farmers, with 95% of dues already paid, said Sugar Minister Shivanand Patil. Speaking in Belagavi,...
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64Sugar output slips, but is India really staring at a festival season crunch?
India’s sugar mills are set to wrap up sugarcane crushing for the 2024–25 season, drawing attention to final production figures. Though crushing...
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90It’s unacceptable that Ghana continues to import sugar and rice – Finance Minister tells AGI
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, announced a new policy requiring public sector agencies to procure essential goods from local producers....
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138Pakistan : Sugar prices remain above government-set ceiling, retail average hits Rs168.8/kg
Pakistan’s sugar prices rose to Rs168.8/kg, exceeding the government’s ceiling of Rs164/kg, despite stabilization efforts. Prices surged from Rs131.85/kg in November 2024...
