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Farmers' group demands 1 million tonnes of sugar exports

HarZaviya summary · from 2 outlets

Most outlets led with the demand by the Pakistan Kissan Ittehad for the government to authorise the export of 1 million tonnes of sugar. Dawn highlighted concerns over a potential Rs100 billion loss in farmer revenues and referenced the 2017-18 sugar crisis, while Profit focused on the existing surplus and projected increase in sugarcane output as reasons for the call. Both noted the group's push for deregulation of the sugar sector.

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  1. Farmers body urges govt to export 1 million tonnes of sugar before crushing season

    Pakistan Kissan Ittehad warns existing 1.3 million-tonne surplus and projected 10-15% rise in sugarcane output could depress crop prices; calls for full deregulation of sugar sector

  2. Dawn 83% identical

    Kissan Ittehad seeks 1m tonnes in sugar exports

    LAHORE: Amid warnings of a potential Rs100 billion collapse in farmers’ revenues reminiscent of the 2017-18 sugar crisis, the Pakistan Kissan Ittehad (PKI) has demanded the immediate export authorisation of 1 million tonnes of surplus sugar before the upcoming crushing season kicks off on Nov 15. Addressing a press conference, PKI President Khalid Mahmood Khokhar highlighted that a record bumpe...

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