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India's Ministry of Consumer Affairs responded to a sugar price crisis, which was exacerbated by weather and disease, while the country also achieved its ethanol blending target.

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  1. Motilal Oswal research on sugar market amid government policy restricting sugar diversion for ethanol.
  2. Specific tenders and rice procurement actions update the national ethanol and sugar crisis.

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India's Ministry of Consumer Affairs responded to a sugar price crisis, which was exacerbated by weather and disease, while the country also achieved its ethanol blending target.

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  1. Motilal Oswal research on sugar market amid government policy restricting sugar diversion for ethanol.1 source
  2. Specific tenders and rice procurement actions update the national ethanol and sugar crisis.1 source
  3. Rising sugar prices are pressuring the consumer goods sector in India.Sub-event
  4. Weak monsoon damage to sugarcane crops and the ethanol blending program are reducing domestic sugar supply.Sub-event
  5. India faces a sugar price crisis due to weather, prompting government intervention alongside ethanol blending success.1 source

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