<h1>India to Export 15,000 Tonnes of Raw Sugar to China Early Next Year to Reduce Trade Deficit.</h1> India will soon begin exporting raw sugar to China, with shipments starting early next year. The Indian Sugar Mills Association has signed a contract with COFCO, a Chinese state-owned company, to export 15,000 tonnes of raw sugar. This development follows initiatives by the Ministry of Commerce and bilateral meetings aimed at reducing China's USD 60 billion trade deficit with India. In 2017-18, India's exports to China were USD 33 billion, while imports were USD 76.2 billion. India, the world's largest sugar producer, plans to export 2 million tonnes of raw sugar to China, marking it as a reliable supplier of high-quality sugar.