India Imposes Sugar Export Ban Until September 2026 to Curb Rising Domestic Prices
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India has imposed an immediate ban on sugar exports until September 30, 2026, to control rising domestic prices and ensure local supply. This decision, shifting sugar exports to the 'prohibited' category, is expected to tighten global supply and increase international prices. The ban comes amid concerns over weakening sugarcane output and a broader strategy to divert sugarcane towards ethanol production.
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