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ISMA has urged center to revise Export policy on Sugar.
Published on: Jun 15 2022, 05:09
The Indian Sugar Mills Associations has urged the government to revisit its ongoing Export policy and allow export of about 8 million tonnes of sugar under the Open General License (OGL) Scheme to maintain the stable domestic market condition in the coming 2022-23 season.
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