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Pakistan tenders to buy 100,000 tons of sugar, European traders say

Pakistan tenders to buy 100,000 tons of sugar, European traders say

  • Government has approved imports of 500,000 tons to stabilize prices after retail surge
  • Sugar for the new tender can be sourced from any country other than India and Israel
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