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  • A New Season Dawns: Lessons from 2025-26, Hopes for 2026-27
    by Uppal Shah on October 1, 2026

    Today, 1st October, 2026, the sugar industry turns a fresh page in its calendar. Boilers are being readied, harvesting gangs are making their way to the fields, and in mill offices across the country the ledgers of Sugar Season 2025-26 are being closed. It is a moment that asks two things of us at […]

  • Counting before crushing: The arithmetic of a short sugar season
    by Uppal Shah on September 28, 2026

    Every sugar season begins long before the first cane reaches the factory gate. It begins in the sky, in the reservoirs, and in the quiet judgement of farmers deciding whether to plant fresh cane or keep the ratoon for one more year. This year, all three have spoken, and they have spoken in the same […]

  • Crush Early, Settle Early: Answering the Government’s call for an October start
    by 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

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