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- Crush Early, Settle Early: Answering the Government’s call for an October startby Uppal Shah on September 20, 2026
Between the last bag of one sugar season and the first truck of the next, there is a stretch of weeks that the country must cross on stocks alone. This year that stretch has been mistaken for a chasm, when it is better understood as a gap in time. The numbers are not alarming. According Uppal Shah
- Ethanol Supply in ESY 2026-27: Sugar economics may decide the feedstock mixby Uppal Shah on September 13, 2026
The ethanol supply year 2026-27 could look different from the previous few years. The biggest question may not be ethanol demand, but whether sugar mills will find it economically attractive, and practically possible, to divert sugar towards ethanol. The sugar sector has remained in the spotlight […]
- Sugar market’s round trip: Sugar ex-mill prices erase entire rally, back to ₹43 from ₹70 per kgby Uppal Shah on September 6, 2026
Every sharp rally eventually meets its correction, and India’s sugar market has just lived through one of the fastest of the two. Ex-mill prices, which had climbed to levels unseen in years, have fallen back just as quickly, and the reason is not the market healing itself but the Government […]


















