Pakistan fears sugar crisis

Sugar is considered to be a necessary item consumed every day, used in various desserts, hot drinks and cold drinks on a regular basis. During the month of Ramadan, Muslims all over the world and people in Pakistan fast and use extra sugar for soft drinks and desserts. The post flood situation of sugarcane is very bleak; consequently sugar production is also expected to be far lower than demand. Combining all odds with the ongoing flood crisis in the country, it is very obvious that Pakistan can potentially face a severe sugar shortage, unless a timely arrangement is not made for import. Mohammad Luqman from Lahore highlights the usage and probable sugar crisis that may hit the country