New Delhi, Aug. 2 -- India has officially announced its sugar export allocation to the European Union under the tariff-rate quota framework for the fiscal year 2025-26.

The Director General of Foreign Trade issued a public notice on Friday, establishing an export quota of 5,841 tonnes of sugar designated for EU markets.

The tariff-rate quota system allows a specified volume of Indian sugar exports to enter European Union markets at reduced tariff rates.

Once this predetermined quota threshold is reached, any additional sugar shipments from India will be subject to higher tariff charges, making the initial quota allocation particularly valuable for exporters.

The approved sugar export quota covers the period from October 2025 through S...