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- 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 […]
- ChiniMandi predicted it, government acted: Sugar market finds stabilityby Uppal Shah on August 30, 2026
There are moments when an editorial is not merely an opinion but a reflection of what is actually unfolding in the market. The developments in the sugar sector over the past few weeks are one such example. On July 17, ChiniMandi reported that the Centre was likely to impose a fortnightly sugar […]
- Sugar prices ease on government measures; White sugar imports could ease supply within tight timelinesby Uppal Shah on August 23, 2026
For the past one month, the price of an essential kitchen ingredient, sugar, has been rising steadily. From around Rs. 3800 per quintal Ex. Mill price in June this year, prices have now crossed Rs. 6000 per quintal (Ex. Mill) in several cities, drawing the attention of policymakers and consumers. […]


















