Indian sugar companies losing appeal as global commodity prices plummet
The recent decision of the government to lift the ban on sugar exports may bring limited gains for the industry. This is due to the fact that world over the price of the commodity is falling. Consequently, Indian sugar is losing its competitiveness in the international market. The ban, which was imposed on July 4 last year to check inflation, was parti
This article was originally published on February 01, 2007.
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