<h1>India Restricts Sugar Exports to Boost Domestic Supply; Caps Set at 100 Lakh Metric Tonnes Until October 31.</h1> The government has imposed restrictions on sugar exports starting June 1, aiming to boost domestic availability and curb price increases. The export of raw, refined, and white sugar will be restricted, except for exports to the EU and the US under specific agreements. The decision is to maintain price stability and availability during the 2021-22 sugar season. Exports will be capped at 100 Lakh Metric Tonnes and require permission from the Directorate of Sugar. These measures will be in effect from June 1 to October 31, 2022, or until further notice.