Sugar industry rejects profiteering claims, says mills sold less than 2.5% of annual demand at August peak

The sugar industry has denied allegations of profiteering, stating that mills sold less than 2.5% of annual demand at the peak of August sales. This correction reflects market dynamics and continued government efforts to regulate the market. The industry's response aims to alleviate concerns about price manipulation and ensure transparency in the market. The clarification is likely to have a positive impact on investor confidence and the overall market sentiment.

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The sugar industry is defending itself against profiteering claims, which could lead to increased confidence in the market. The correction in sugar prices reflects market dynamics and government efforts, which could stabilize the industry.

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