Farmers will receive a premium of ₹3.56 per quintal for every 0.1% increase in recovery above this level, with a corresponding reduction fo...

The government has increased the minimum price for sugarcane. Sugar mills will now pay Rs 365 per quintal to farmers for the 2026-27 season...

The Centre is proposing a new Sugarcane (Control) Order 2026, replacing the 1966 version to integrate ethanol production, digital complianc...

The cabinet has increased the sugarcane purchase price for sugar mills by 4.41% to ₹355 per quintal for the season starting in October. Thi...

The government has decided to increase the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) for sugarcane growers by Rs 25 to Rs 340 per quintal for the 2...

The FRP, which is determined under Sugarcane (Control) Order, 1966, is the minimum price that sugar mills have to pay to sugarcane farmers.

For the first time, the government has also fixed the price of ethanol produced from B-molasses at Rs 47.49 per litre. So far, the price wa...

"The CCEA has approved the FRP of sugarcane payable by sugar mills for the 2015-16 sugar season to be fixed at Rs 230 per quintal. This dec...

Government today approved Rs 10 per quintal hike in the sugarcane price to Rs 220 per quintal for 2014-15 marketing year.

A government panel may approve nearly a 25% hike in sugarcane prices that the mills have to pay to farmers in a season in which plantings a...

Mills will now have to pay Rs 170 per quintal to farmers as FRP, or the minimum price that sugarcane farmers are legally guaranteed.

The government today approved a 17 per cent hike in sugarcane price that mills pay to farmers to Rs 170 per quintal for 2012-13.

The government today hiked the FRP of sugarcane by 7%.

In what could well be a case of too little, too late, Centre approved a SMP of Rs 107.76 per quintal for sugarcane at a recovery rate of 9....

Sugar mills in Uttar Pradesh are hopeful of reducing raw material cost by factoring in the sugarcane transportation rebate into cane prices.

The Union Cabinet on Friday decided to do away with the controls over manufacture of jaggery to promote small-scale industries.

Govt lifts controls over jaggery production to boost small scale industries in India.