Indian sugar can enter Bangladesh, Malaysia if prices remain competitive

Indonesia links sugar imports to lowering tariff on palm oil, China raises duty

India's move to find new markets for its sugar ahead of the 2018-19 crushing season has met with partial success so far, with Bangladesh and Malaysia showing interest in importing raws from the country while Indonesia wants India to lower the import duties on palm oil before it allows import of sugar. 

Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, and China are the four countries that India has targeted in the first phase to export surplus raw sugar either through government-to-government deals or even otherwise. 

Negotiations are still on with China, and while India can potentially export 1.5-2.0 million tonnes of raw sugar to