India on Wednesday extended by nine months a deadline for exports of white sugar against prior imports of raws until December next year, according to Reuters.
The extension of the deadline is applicable to mills that had imported raw sugar between Sep. 21, 2004, and April 15, 2008, the Finance Ministry said on its website.
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INDIA: UP mills get low sugar recovery despite higher prices
KENYA: Mumias seeks to double production capacity in six months
US: Sugar program supporters sure policy not at risk
PHILIPPINES: Victorias to revive rail system to improve competitivity
CHINA: NDRC approves stockpiling of 1 million tonnes of sugar
INDIA: Ministers approve extra 1 million tonnes of exports
INDIA: Panel report on decontrol expected in six months
BRAZIL: JOB sees sufficient ethanol stocks for stable prices