India emerges as largest producer of sugar in world

India emerges as largest producer of sugar in world

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Category : International Published on: October 07 2022

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  • India has emerged as the world’s largest producer and second largest exporter of sugar. 
  • In Sugar Season 2021-22, a record of more than five thousand lakh metric tons of sugarcane was produced in the country.
  • Out of the total produce, 3574 LMT of sugarcane was crushed by sugar mills to produce about 394 LMT of sugar (Sucrose). 
  • Out of this, 35 LMT sugar was diverted to ethanol production and 359 LMT sugar was produced by sugar mills.
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