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Hindistan'da %40'lık Fiyat Artışının Ardından 1 Milyon Ton Şeker İthal Edildi
İç piyasa fiyatlarının yaklaşık %40 oranında sıçramasının ardından Hindistan, ülkenin en büyük tatlı sezonunu tehdit eden 1 milyon ton şeker ithal ediyor.
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Hindistan'daki iç şeker fiyatları keskin bir artış yaşayarak yaklaşık %40 oranında sıçradı. Bu dramatik fiyat artışı, ülkenin en büyük tatlı sezonunda ülkeyi tehdit eden bir şeker sıkıntısı yarattı. İç açığı ve artan maliyetleri yönetmek için Hindistan, bu tatlandırıcıdan 1 milyon ton ithal etmek zorunda kaldı.
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