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Nepal Aims to Boost Domestic Sugar Production Amidst India's Export Ban

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The Nepali government is implementing plans to increase domestic sugar production through improved sugarcane cultivation and enhanced industry capacity, aiming to reduce reliance on imports. This initiative follows India's decision to ban sugar exports until September 30, citing domestic supply concerns. The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies is coordinating with stakeholders to facilitate modern farming techniques and ensure market stability.

  • The government plans to facilitate farmers in adopting modern technologies for sugarcane farming.
  • Discussions were held with the Nepal Sugar Producers Association regarding consumer interests and market price stability.
  • The current sugar stock is reported to be sufficient for approximately eight months.
  • The Ministry has urged consumers and stakeholders to avoid unnecessary hoarding of sugar.

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