Winter wellness: Smart tips for balanced blood sugar
Discover essential tips for maintaining stable blood sugar levels in winter with smart nutrition choices. Stay healthy and energized throughout the cold season.
Discover essential tips for maintaining stable blood sugar levels in winter with smart nutrition choices. Stay healthy and energized throughout the cold season.
Explore the dangers of excessive sugar intake and its impact on health. From weight gain to heart disease and skin problems, discover the risks associated with high sugar consumption and learn how a balanced diet can lead to a healthier you.
Discover how dietary choices impact blood sugar levels. Explore tips to avoid spikes and make informed decisions for a healthier lifestyle.
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The total sucrose production in the country would be 386 LMT. This is a little less than last year's sucrose production of 395 LMT (359 LMT sugar + 36 LMT for ethanol production) but the second highest in the last five years.
The Central Government has prioritized the availability of about 275 Lakh Metric Tonnes (LMT) of sugar for domestic consumption, about 50 LMT sugar for diversion to ethanol production, and has a closing balance of about 60 LMT as of 30.09.2023.
In order to stabilize sugar prices and also the financial positions of sugar mills in the country, the Centre has allowed the export of sugar up to 60 lakh metric tonnes (LMT) during the sugar season 2022-23.
As against a projected sugar production of over 100 MT in the upcoming crushing season (2022-23), the state's own consumption is likely to remain at 40 MT, leaving a vast chunk of sugar to remain stored in the mills if the state fails to push its stock in the national market, sources said.
As per an order issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), with effect from 1 June 2022 till 31 October 2022, or till further order, the export of sugar will be allowed with specific permission of the Directorate of Sugar, Department of Food & Public Distribution.
