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Punjab Farmers Fear Policy Shifts on E20 Ethanol Blending Program

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Punjab farmers are expressing concerns over the ongoing debate on the national E20 ethanol blending program. The policy has been a key driver for crop diversification and better market prices for local growers, particularly in maize and sugarcane cultivation.

Investors in the sugar and distillery sectors may be tracking potential policy stability as this debate intensifies. Farmer representatives argue that any policy shifts or uncertainty could threaten the stable demand and improved prices they have seen for maize and sugarcane in recent years.

The E20 initiative aims to lower crude oil import dependency and reduce vehicle emissions, but opposition has centered on claims regarding vehicle performance and fuel efficiency. The central government maintains that the fuel blend is safe for engine use after thorough testing.

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