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Analyst Insights Analyst Insights Can India Export Sugar Today? 16th June 2022

June 16, 2022

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Can India Export Sugar Today? 16th June 2022

Insight Focus

  • Indian mills cannot sell anymore sugar for export this season as there are no more licenses left.
  • Both raw and white sugar exports for next season are workable, with world market prices exceeding the parity levels.
  • However, mills are unlikely to sell until there is more certainty from the government on exports for next season.
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Jay Kindred

Jay joined Czarnikow full time in 2021 following a one year internship in 2019. As an intern he focused on the development of tools and dashboards to advance effective communication of data throughout the business and to clients. Jay is currently responsible for analysis of the European sugar sector, alongside contributing premium reports for Czapp and presenting our current market view to clients. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Bath.

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