Pakistanis hit by 30% jump in sugar price during Ramadan

Mill owners prioritize exports, squeezing local supplies, experts say

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Trays of food ready sit ready for Muslims in Karachi waiting to break their fast during the holy month of Ramadan, when sugar consumption is particularly high.  © Reuters

ADNAN AAMIR

ISLAMABAD -- Sugar prices in Pakistan jumped nearly 30% to their highest level in a year during Ramadan, with experts blaming mills for intentionally squeezing domestic supplies.

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