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How India went from surplus to shortage

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GLUT TO SQUEEZE: sugar SHORTAGE may deepen

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GLUT TO SQUEEZE: sugar SHORTAGE may deepen New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- India entered the sugar season expecting a surplus, only to see production estimates repeatedly cut. Prices surged and exports that were initially allowed, were halted. With stocks heading towards a two-decade low and next year's crop facing weather risks, a supply crunch may deepen. P2 Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Hindustan Times....
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centre lifts wheat export restrictions

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centre lifts wheat export restrictions New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- The government on Monday lifted restrictions on wheat exports, allowing traders to ship the grain and flour freely after months of quota-based exports, as comfortable government stocks eased food-security concerns. However, traders said the move may not immediately translate into large shipments because Indian wheat remains too costly for most overseas markets.
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