India is not considering restrictions on sugar exports despite production likely matching domestic consumption. Authorities believe existing stocks are sufficient, while weaker...
India’s sugar consumption for 2025–26 is revised down to 277 LMT due to West Asia tensions and LPG shortages impacting demand from...
ISMA’s study shows India’s per-capita sugar consumption has stabilised near 20 kg, with growth moderating to 1.5–2% CAGR. Post-COVID gains were cyclical,...
Global sugar consumption is projected to grow 1.2% annually, reaching 202 million metric tonnes by 2034, driven mainly by Asia and Africa....
Despite reports of unsold sugar, experts affirm that India’s actual sugar consumption remains steady. Factors like unseasonal rains, health trends, and reduced...
Edible oil and sugar consumption in India has declined over the past 2–3 months due to factors like high prices, weather changes,...
India may have only 9 million tonnes of sugar for domestic use from August to November 2025, a tight supply period due...
Commodities trader Czarnikow forecasts a 7.5 million tonne global sugar surplus for 2025–26, the largest since 2017–18. Global production may reach 185.9...
India has allocated a reduced sugar quota of 2.3 million tonnes (MT) for June 2025, down 0.25 MT from last year, signaling...