ISMA projects 1 million ton sugar exports from India in 2025–26 season
ISMA forecasts India will export 1 million tons of sugar in 2025–26, signaling adequate production, inventories, and strong participation in global trade.
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The Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) has forecast that India will export 1 million tons of sugar in the 2025–26 season, signaling adequate domestic production and export capacity for the upcoming cycle.
The Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) has projected that India will ship 1 million tons of sugar to international markets during the 2025–26 season. The estimate reflects the industry body’s assessment of domestic production levels, inventory availability, and export potential.
According to ISMA, the projected export volume suggests that India is likely to maintain sufficient sugar supplies to meet both domestic consumption and overseas demand. The forecast provides an early indication of India’s expected participation in global sugar trade for the upcoming season.
The association’s outlook serves as a key reference point for mills, traders, and other stakeholders as they plan procurement, production, and export strategies. It also helps market participants gauge supply dynamics and potential trade flows in the international sugar market.
ISMA’s projection underscores the role of industry assessments in shaping expectations around production trends and export opportunities in the sugar sector.
