The government introduced flexible raw sugar import norms (TRQ) to address price surges driven by weaker production and weather damage in the domestic sugar market.
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Updated Aug 26
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The government introduced flexible raw sugar import norms (TRQ) to address price surges driven by weaker production and weather damage in the domestic sugar market.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- TCP imported sugar under government direction, while the PM consulted the Ministry of Commerce regarding sugar exports.Sub-event
- Production constraints are limiting sugar exports from the Philippines to the US.Sub-event
- The government has permitted duty-free imports of 1 million tonnes of sugar.Sub-event
- The government has diverted export sugar to supply the domestic market.Sub-event
- Extreme heat and drought have caused yields in the sugar market to drop by over 20%.Sub-event
- Cooperative sugar mills are seeking additional payment for cane while the government announces import windows and stock inspections.Sub-event
Government introduces flexible raw sugar import norms (TRQ) amid production issues and price surges.1 source