To preserve sugar balance and control prices during the sugarcane crushing season, the central government has decided to implement export limits on sugar beginning june 1, 2022. Because there is a lack of cooking oil and wheat, the federal government has taken this move ahead of time to avoid a crisis. Oilseed production has been hampered over the world, and the price of cooking oil has risen dramatically due to a scarcity. As a result, cooking oil is sold on a ration basis with limits in several european countries. Its influence is felt profoundly in India.

Following the rise in cooking oil prices, wheat and wheat products prices in india have risen as well. Since Russia's invasion of ukraine in late February, falling wheat exports from the Black sea have exacerbated global wheat shortages. Due to increased worldwide demand for wheat, many countries that previously purchased wheat from russia and ukraine began looking for alternatives. As a result, India's wheat exports have risen in the last two months. As a result, india experienced a wheat shortage. As a result, the central government imposed a temporary embargo on wheat exports.

As a result of this circumstance, the federal government has restricted sugar exports. From june 1 to october 31, the government has restricted sugar exports. The government intends to enhance domestic sugar supply in order to keep prices from rising. However, according to the DGFT regulation, sugar exports would be done in part with the agreement of the Directorate of Food and Public Distribution. The central government has announced that beginning next month, sugar exports will be limited to 100 lakh metric tons.

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