Tridge summary
India is planning to limit its sugar exports by imposing a quota of 10 million tons for the marketing year ending in September. This decision is part of the government's effort to secure the food supply, following a partial ban on wheat exports to control the rising global wheat prices and ensure food security for its own population. The official announcement on these restrictions is expected in the coming days.
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Finally, India, which partially banned wheat exports, is now preparing to limit sugar exports. It has been claimed that the Indian government plans to impose a quota of 10 million tons on sugar sales for the marketing year, which will end in September. With this restriction policy, the Indian government aims to secure the food supply. The decision is expected to be announced by official sources in the coming days. RESTRICTIONS TO WHEAT ALSO India banned wheat exports last weekend due to risking food security. With this step, the Delhi administration announced that it aimed to control the wheat ...
Source: Haber7
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