The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on 4 April 2013 decided
to de-control sugar and did away the levy on sugar mills and regulated
release mechanism. This de-control will raise the subsidy burden to 5300
crore rupees from previous 2700 crore rupees.
De-control on sugar will not have an impact on the sugar made available in the Public Distribution System.
The de-control of sugar will abolish the rule for sugar mills that makes it mandatory for sugar millers to sell sugar to the Government at a discounted price as well as the limitation on the amount they choose to sell in the open market .
De-control on sugar will not have an impact on the sugar made available in the Public Distribution System.
The de-control of sugar will abolish the rule for sugar mills that makes it mandatory for sugar millers to sell sugar to the Government at a discounted price as well as the limitation on the amount they choose to sell in the open market .
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