Sugar Prices Drop 18% After Record Highs: Ex-Mill Rates Fall

Sugar prices have dropped 18% after reaching record highs, with ex-mill rates now at Rs 55 per kg. Government measures to prevent hoarding have stabilized the market, although domestic sugar output predictions remain low. Consumers are hopeful for further reductions in wholesale and retail prices as stock levels stay adequate.

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