White Paper: The Effect of the Indian Export Regulations on Wheat and Sugar — Tridge

The wheat industry faced uncertainty because the wheat supply from Russia, and Ukraine, which supplied 30% of the global wheat, could not reach the global market. This led to countries struggling to secure wheat from alternative markets. Brazil, a key sugar supplier in the global export market, experienced weather anomalies that disrupted production, causing buyers to seek an alternative supplier to fill the gap in sugar supply. As a result, India, one of the alternative markets, faced a firm demand for wheat and sugar from the international market.

The Effect of The Indian Export Regulations on Wheat and Sugar - Tridge

Table of Contents

1. Market Situation of Indian Wheat
2. Market Situation of Indian Sugar
3. Bangladesh as the Top Importer of Indian Wheat
4. Iran as the Top Importer of Indian Sugar