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Sugar mills object to Centre's move to raise domestic sales quota for Sept

In India, the Central government determines the quantity of sugar that each mill can sell in the domestic market each month which keeps on changing depending upon the demand-supply matrix.

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Sanjeeb Mukherjee New Delhi
Sugar millers have objected to the higher than expected sugar sales quota for the month of September 2022 on the grounds that selling more sugar in the domestic market will suppress the already weak prices and impact their realisation.

In India, the Central government determines the quantity of sugar that each mill can sell in the domestic market each month which keeps on changing depending upon the demand-supply matrix.

The millers said that Centre has fixed a sales quota of 2.35 million tonnes for the month of September which is higher than the average sales quota of 2.2

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