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Government imposes 20% tax on sugar export

Government imposes 20% tax on sugar export

Thu, Jun 16, 2016

India has imposed a 20 % tax on sugar exports to keep a lid on domestic prices, the government said on Thursday, a move that is likely to boost global prices of the sweetener.

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