Sugar mills in India, the second-largest producer, have been struggling to export big volumes in the new season, with traders and analysts saying that the pace will only pick up if global prices rise sharply.
Sugar mills in India, the second-largest producer, have been struggling to export big volumes in the new season, with traders and analysts saying that the pace will only pick up if global prices rise sharply.
Workers pack bags of candy sugar at the Simbhaoli Sugars Ltd. manufacturing plant in Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh, India, on Thursday, April 3, 2014. Sugar output in India, the world’s largest producer after Brazil, is set to climb for the first time in three years as a subsidy for raw exports and abundant dam water spur farmers to increase planting.