THE Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has diverted world market sugar to the domestic market in a bid to halt the sharp increase in local sugar prices and to provide enough buffer stocks at the end of the crop year.
SRA Administrator Maria Regina Bautista-Martin said the policy was adopted after consultations with sugar stakeholders such as millers, traders, and planters’ federations and associations.
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