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Need to revise sugar MSP to restore mill viability and ensure fair returns to farmers: Tarun Sawhney - ChiniMandi
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Need to revise sugar MSP to restore mill viability and ensure fair returns to farmers: Tarun Sawhney - ChiniMandi
With the recent hike in the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) of sugarcane, the sugar industry in India is urging the government to revise the Minimum Selling Price (MSP) of sugar as well as ethanol prices. In June 2018, the Indian government set the MSP of sugar for the first time at Rs 29 per kg, when the FRP for sugarcane was Rs 2,550 per tonne. Since then, while the FRP has steadily increased, rising to Rs 3,550 per tonne for the 2025–26 sea…
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