Govt extends duty-free raw sugar import window till Dec 31 to ease festive supplies

The Indian government has extended the duty-free import window for raw sugar until December 31. This move aims to ensure a steady supply of sugar during the festive season, when demand is high. The government's decision is a response to current international prices, which are expected to drop and make imports more viable, thereby easing the pressure on domestic supplies. This extension is likely to have a positive impact on the sugar market and help maintain stability in supplies.

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The government's extension of duty-free raw sugar imports will help secure supplies and reduce costs for importers. This move is expected to ease festive supplies and stabilize prices.

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