State-wise monthly sugar quota for sale in June 2026
India allocated a June 2026 sugar sales quota of 22.5 lakh metric tonnes to 584 mills, lower than June 2025’s 23 LMT. The government also directed mills to integrate ERP/SAP systems with the NSWS portal by June 10 and comply with mandatory 20% jute packaging norms.
In an order released on May 29, the Food Ministry allocated a monthly sugar quota of 22.5 lakh metric tonnes (LMT) for June 2026 to 584 sugar mills, which is lower to the quota allocated for June 2025.
In June 2025, the government had allocated a monthly sugar quota of 23 LMT for domestic sale while in June 2024, the monthly sugar quota allocated was 25.50 LMT.
In May 2026, the government had allocated a monthly sugar quota of 22.5 LMT for domestic sale.
According to market experts, following the announcement of the 22.5 LMT sugar quota for June 2026, the domestic market is expected to remain competitive as the sugarcane crushing season is over with all the mills closing crushing operations. The same amount of sugar allocation by the Government for June 2026 compared to the previous month is keeping in mind that the sugar demand is likely to remain same amid the ongoing war situation in West Asia and beginning of rainy season. The sugar consumption usually peaks during April and May, before the monsoon starts. The market is expected to remain range-bound with this quota announcement.
According to the notification, the process of integrating the ERP/SAP systems of sugar mills with the NSWS portal through APIs is underway and the same is required to be completed by 10.06.2026. All sugar mills are hereby directed to ensure development their API modules and integrate with NSWS portal in a time bound manner and submit the monthly P-II for May, 2026 through API by 10th June, 2026. Non-complaint sugar mills may not be allocated any release quota from next month.
All the sugar mills have been directed to ensure the compliance of mandatory packaging of 20% of sugar in jute bags under Jute Packaging Material (Compulsory Use in Packing Commodities) Act, 1987 and submit the information thereof in P-II proforma on NSWS portal. Any violation of this order would attract the penal provisions under the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, as amended from time to time.
To Read more about Sugar Industry continue reading Agriinsite.com
Source : ChiniMandi
