India changes rule for sugar stock amid bitter prices

The Indian government mandated that dealers using over 10 metric tons of sugar monthly can hold stock for only 15 days, effective September 1 until November 30. This decision aims to control soaring sugar prices, which have surged 10% recently. The measures come as festive demand rises and adverse weather impacts sugarcane crops, suggesting prices may remain high for months.

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