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India importa 1 millón de toneladas de azúcar en medio de un aumento de precios del 40%
India está importando 1 millón de toneladas de azúcar después de que los precios internos subieran casi un 40%, amenazando la temporada alta de dulces del país.
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Los precios internos del azúcar en India han experimentado un fuerte aumento, con un incremento de casi el 40%. Esta drástica subida de precios ha generado una escasez de azúcar que amenaza al país durante su mayor temporada de dulces. Para gestionar el déficit interno y el aumento de los costes, India se ha visto obligada a importar 1 millón de toneladas de este edulcorante.
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