Sugar Imports and Sugar Tax Major Risks to South Africa Industry’s Profitability
The South African sugar industry has come under increased pressure from import competition and the effects of the Health Promotion Read more
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Bonsucro Seeks to Push Thailand’s Sugar Industry towards Sustainability
“The Thai sugarcane industry, as I mentioned, is very important already, globally. I am seeing more and more passion from Read more
Future-Proofing The Australian Sugar Industry Globally
The Australian Sugar Milling Council (ASMC) has identified three main pillars of focus for the Australian sugar sector to remain Read more
Iran Buys Indian Raw Sugar for The First Time in 5 Years
Indian traders will export raw sugar to Iran for March and April delivery, five trade sources said, the first Indian Read more
Brazil Cane Industry Group Wants Tariff-Free Access to U.S. Sugar Market
Brazil should seek a tariff-free sugar quota agreement with the United States similar to the tariff-free ethanol quota it offers Read more
Pakistan Has Attained the Status of 5 Major Sugarcane Producing Country in The World
A spokesman of the Ayub Agricultural Research Institute (AARI) told APP on February that average sugarcane production in Pakistan especially Read more
Brazil Technical and Legal Hurdles Addressed by Granbio for Its Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
Brazilian biotechnology company GranBio constructed a commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol production plant in Alagoas, Brazil. The facility is the first of Read more
Betting On Ethanol, Brazilian Mills Turn Sour On Sugar
Brazilian sugar companies are increasing their capacity to produce ethanol in the face of depressed global sugar prices and government Read more
African Country Uses Sugarcane to Produce a Quarter of Its Electricity
For decades, many countries in Africa depend on fossil fuels and non-renewable energy resources for electricity. The limited supply of Read more
India Is About To Become The World’s Biggest Sugar Producer
India’s sugar production is likely to increase 5.2% to a record 35.9 million tonnes, Brazil’s output may tumble 21% to Read more