India seeks applications for remaining raw sugar import quota

India has opened up applications for its remaining raw sugar import quota, allowing eligible millers and refiners to apply for this lucrative duty-free allocation. This follows the initial notice for a million tons, of which over seven hundred tho...

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India seeks applications for remaining raw sugar import quota

MUMBAI: India ​has invited applications ​from eligible sugar ​millers and refiners to allocate the remaining 202,550 metric tons ‌of ⁠raw sugar ⁠under a duty-free import ​quota of 1 million tons ​approved by New Delhi last month, a government circular ​said on ⁠Tuesday.

India sought ‌applications last ​month ​for duty-free imports of ⁠1 million tons of raw ​sugar until October ​31, ahead of the country's festival season, when sugar consumption typically peaks on strong demand ‌for traditional sweets.

Applications totalling 797,450 tons had already been received ⁠and allocated under an earlier notice, leaving 202,550 tons available under the quota, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade said.
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