PSMA calls for full deregulation of sugar sector after government export decision
Most outlets reported that the Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) called for complete deregulation of the sugar sector in response to the government’s decision to export 200,000 tonnes of surplus sugar. The Nation noted the PSMA’s stance as a call for "full deregulation," while the Business Recorder emphasized the argument for free-market principles. Both framed the deregulation as a response to the export decision but did not highlight differing angles or additional context.
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PSMA calls for complete sugar sector deregulation
LAHORE: The Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) has called for complete deregulation of the sugar sector, arguing that the industry should be allowed to operate according to free-market principles. The association’s general body reiterated its longstanding demand for complete deregulation of the sugar sector. It maintained that farmers would be the primary beneficiaries of deregulation as t...
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PSMA calls for full deregulation of sugar sector after export decision
ISLAMABAD - Responding to the government’s decision to export 200,000 tonnes of surplus sugar, the General Body of the Pakistan Sugar Mills Association has stated its stance that time has come to fully deregulate the sugar sector.
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