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Philippines : JV Ejercito pushes reforms to protect sugarcane farmers from losses and over-importation

JV Ejercito proposed Senate Bill 2114 to curb excessive sugar imports, strengthen the Sugar Regulatory Administration, and improve use of sugar industry...

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Morning Market Update – 08/05/2026

Global sugar prices declined further on May 7, with London White Sugar and NY Raw Sugar futures extending losses amid weak market...

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Karnataka BJP hails Centre’s sugarcane FRP hike to Rs 365 per quintal, slams state govt over pending dues

Karnataka BJP leader R. Ashoka welcomed the Centre’s hike in sugarcane FRP to ₹365/quintal for 2026-27, saying it would benefit 8–10 lakh...

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Indian sugar mills demand hike in MSP of sweetener and ethanol procurement prices by OMCs

India’s sugar industry has urged the government to raise the minimum selling price of sugar and ethanol procurement rates after the FRP...

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Crushing season ends, Punjab cane growers still await ₹250-crore dues

Punjab’s sugar mills still owe farmers nearly ₹250 crore in subsidy-linked cane payments despite the crushing season ending in March. Lower sugarcane...

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Union Minister Amit Shah hails Rs 365/quintal sugarcane FRP for 2026–27 as pro-farmer move

Amit Shah welcomed India’s decision to fix sugarcane FRP at ₹365 per quintal for 2026–27. The government said the move would support...

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Transparent pricing formula linking cane FRP to sugar MSP and ethanol rates needed urgently: Kapil Nema, Dalmia Bharat Sugar executive

India’s sugar industry is seeking a transparent pricing formula linking sugarcane FRP with sugar MSP and ethanol prices. Industry officials warned rising...

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India has no plans to restrict sugar exports despite output shortfall, government sources say

India is not considering restrictions on sugar exports despite production likely matching domestic consumption. Authorities believe existing stocks are sufficient, while weaker...