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  1. Artificial shortage and hoarding are driving up prices in the sugar market of Punjab.

Producer mills artificially inflated prices in the sugar market.

41 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Producer mills artificially inflated prices in the sugar market.

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  1. Litigation has been filed in Chicago federal court alleging collusion among major food companies to artificially inflate sugar prices.Sub-event
  2. Producer mills are accused of artificially inflating sugar prices.1 source

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