India caps bulk sugar stocks at 15 days to curb record prices ahead of festivals

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Which businesses are affected by the 15-day sugar stock limit?

The order applies to confectioners, soft-drink manufacturers, food-processing companies, sweetmeat sellers and other institutional buyers using more than 10 metric tonnes of sugar per month. Government institutions and local bodies are exempt from the cap.

How high have sugar prices risen in India?

Wholesale sugar prices in Kolhapur reached a record ₹53.50 per kg the week before the order. Retail prices in Uttar Pradesh hit ₹65 per kg, according to reports. The government cited tighter supplies and festive demand as reasons for the increase.

What other measures has the government taken to control sugar prices?

On 29 July the government capped dealer stocks at 30 days and 4,000 quintals, effective 1 August. On 20 August it allowed imports of 1 million tonnes of raw sugar at nil duty until 31 October 2026.