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Centre Attributes Sugar Price Rise to Lower Output, Clears Ethanol Programme

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The Indian government has pushed back against claims linking rising sugar prices to ethanol production. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution stated it is 'incorrect' to attribute the price hike to the ethanol programme. According to the Centre, reduced sugar output is the primary driver behind the recent price increase. The clarification appears aimed at defending the government's ethanol blending initiative, which has faced scrutiny amid rising sugar costs.

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