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India Halts Sugar Diversion For Ethanol In 2026-27, Invites Bids For 11 Billion Litres Amid Rising Prices
India has directed oil marketing companies to stop diverting sugar for ethanol production during the 2026-27 supply year, prioritising domestic sugar availability amid concerns over lower output and record-high prices. According to a tender issued on Friday, ethanol produced from sugarcane juice, sugar syrup and B-heavy molasses has been excluded from the latest procurement process, Business…
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