India's Directorate-General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) is investigating the diversion of a 70-tonne sugar shipment bound for the Maldives to Sri Lanka. India had allocated a preferential sugar export quota of 64,494.33 tonnes to the Maldives, and exports to the Maldives have been at a standstill since the investigation began, with clearances halted at Colombo.
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on 5 April, India authorised the export of rice, wheat flour, dhal, sugar, eggs, potatoes, and onions, as well as stone aggregate and river sand, to the Maldives under a preferential bilateral agreement.
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investigating irregularities surrounding 70 tonnes of sugar bound from India to the Maldives being diverted to Sri Lanka
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had allocated a specific export quota of 64,494.33 tonnes of sugar to the Maldives
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India's Directorate-General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) is investigating irregularities surrounding 70 tonnes of sugar bound from India to the Maldives being diverted to Sri Lanka, Indian media sources have reported.
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Sri Lankan officials have halted clearances at Colombo, Indian news sources confirmed via trade sources.
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