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After Curbs on Sugarcane, Government Restricts Use of Rice for Ethanol

Retail food inflation rose to 7.74% in September as New Delhi shifts fuel policy to protect supplies and curb price pressures.

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Industry estimates suggest maize demand for ethanol could rise to 16 million tonnes next year, up from around 13 million tonnes in the current supply year.

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El Niño has weakened the monsoon, affecting corn and sugarcane crops. Ethanol blending may fall by 20 to 15 percent due to prioritizing food security. The government's target to reduce oil imports has been hit. Prices have reached record highs, putting distilleries under pressure.

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India puts food before fuel as El Niño dents ethanol ambitions

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New restrictions on ethanol production: After sugar, now rice is banned, major decision on ethanol in New Delhi. To ensure food security in the country and keep the prices of essential grains under control, the central government has made another major and strict change in its ethanol production policy. […]

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WTVB broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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