Sugar Trader

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  Traders Jump The Gun With Sugar Export Deals

  The traders have signed deals to export 300,000 tonnes of raw sugar in the coming season as advantageous market conditions counter the risk of agreeing contracts before India announces its 2022/23 export policy, trade sources said.

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  Indian Traders Sign Sugar Export Deals In Advance As Frost Hits Brazil

  Sugar production in Brazil, the world's biggest producer and exporter, is likely to drop due to a drought and frost that has damaged sugarcane crop.

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  A Weekend in Nainital: 6 Restaurants I Would Be Happy to Revisit

  Nainital vibrates with the energy of its past. Each of these restaurants celebrates the richness of our blended heritage while keeping a part of the European culture alive.

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  Slowing Indian Sugar Exports Seen Boosting Thai, Brazil Sales In Asia

  An expected slowdown in Indian sugar exports, as domestic prices surge, will boost the market share of Thai and Brazilian sugar in Asian markets, traders said on Tuesday.

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  Cuts in Sugar Output Estimates Seen Extending Price Rally

  Any further downward revisions in Indian sugar output due to drought could drive global sugar prices higher, extending a rally that has been fuelled by rising global deficit forecasts, traders said on Monday.

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  Odisha Food Item Traders Threaten To Stop Import

  Protesting against the Odisha government's delay in withdrawing 5 per cent VAT on certain food items, a traders body on Friday threatened to stop import of essential commodities like pulses, wheat and wheat products, sugar and edible oil from other states from April 1.

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  Mills Prioritise White Sugar Exports as Cane Subsidy Confirmed

  Sugar mills are prioritising exports of low-quality white sugar and could focus on raw sugar exports early in 2016 after the government confirmed it will pay a cane production subsidy, European traders said on Monday.

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  Indian Mills Seen Exporting Sugar but Struggling to Meet Target

  Indian mills have contracted exports of almost 100,000 tonnes of homegrown white sugar, but will likely struggle to meet an ambitious government target, traders said.

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  Refined Sugar Sellers Benefit From Tight Thai Supply: Report

  Indian refineries selling sugar are benefiting from tight Thai supplies and longer shipping times from Brazil to key markets, European traders said on Wednesday.

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  Government Eases Rules for Sugar Exports to Europe, US

  Any trader or entity can export sugar to the European Union and the US under the tariff rate quota (TRQ), which entitles shipments to enjoy low tariff.

• Sugar companies shares surge on price spike

  Shares in sugar companies were trading higher after a spike in sugar prices which is likely to boost manufacturers' margins, traders say.

• Greater Noida: Two traders shot at, robbed of Rs 14 lakh

  Robbers allegedly shot at two brothers of a sugar trader and looted Rs 14 lakh from them on Sikandarabad road in Greater Noida today, triggering protest in the area by traders who downed shutters and blocked traffic.

• Brazil fire destroys one of world's biggest sugar terminals

  A fire ravaged Copersucar's sugar terminal in Brazil on Friday, paralyzing operations of the world's biggest sugar trader and putting 10 million tonnes of export capacity offline for six months or more.

• Profit cues: Asian shares flat, banking amendment and more

  Asian benchmark indices traded flat on Friday as traders await a stimulus from the Bank of Japan.