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Ahead of festive season, Nepal to import 20,000 MT sugar from India

Posted on September 14, 2023 By admin
Ahead of festive season, Nepal to import 20,000 MT sugar from India

Nepal imports at least 70% sugar from India. File image for representation. | Photo Credit: REUTERS Ahead of the festive season, Nepal is set to import 20,000 metric tonnes (MT) of sugar from India, which meets at least 70% of the Himalayan country’s domestic annual demand of approximately 3,00,000 MT. In view of the upcoming festivals,…

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Sugar production to increase next season

Posted on July 22, 2022 By admin
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Area under sugarcane has increased 4% this year. This is expected to result in sugar production going up to 399.97 lakh tonnes (before diversion for ethanol) next season as against 394 lakh tonnes this sugar season, says ISMA. | Photo Credit: iprachenko Sugar production during the next season (October 2022 to September 2023) is expected…

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