The Indian government has made available 1.672 million metric tonnes of non-levy sugar for September, slightly lower than 1.7 million tonnes it had released in August, according to Reuters.
Non-levy, or free-sale sugar, is sold by millers in the open market, but the quantity each mill can sell is fixed by the government on a monthly basis.
It has released 228,000 tonnes of levy sugar for September.
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INDIA: Panel report on decontrol expected in six months
BRAZIL: JOB sees sufficient ethanol stocks for stable prices