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Sugar mills question high retail prices as ex-mill rates fall sharply

Sugar mills say retail prices should have fallen faster as ex-mill rates dropped nearly 30 per cent from their August peak, with no shortage reported in the market

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Sugar mills question high retail prices as ex-mill rates fall sharply
Sugar mills say retail prices should have fallen faster as ex-mill rates dropped nearly 30 per cent from their August peak, with no shortage reported in the market
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