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Cuba's sugar industry headed toward worst season ever as production falters

The Cuban sugar industry is barreling again toward its worst season ever, according to official media reports and sources, threatening to dent both national pride and economic growth. It is reported by Reuters. The 2022 harvest is set to fall well short of last year's record low, according to official data and two local sugar experts. It is currently running at least 30% shy...


A’SPIK Group supports the army and regions where there is a shortage of food

From the first days of the war, the entire A’SPIK Group, led by Oleksandr Spivak, has been working to help the army and support regions where Ukrainians are short of food as a result of the war against Russian fascist invaders. The company informs about it on its Facebook-page. Together with fellow agricultural producers of Khmelnytsk region and the Ukrainian Agri Council, thousands of tonnes of food were sent t...


«Ukrsugar» Association asks ISO to stop cooperation with Russia

The National Association of Sugar Producers of Ukraine, on its own behalf and on behalf of sugar producers and farmers who grow sugar beets, appealed to the International Sugar Organization (ISO) to stop cooperation with Russia. Ukraine's sugar beet industry is one of the most strategic domestic industries not only in terms of meeting domestic needs, but also in terms of increasing export opportunities. However, o...

 
UK sugar beet growers gain extra insecticide for virus yellows

Sugar beet growers now have a choice of approved insecticides for controlling aphids carrying beet yellows virus  following the approval of InSyst. It is reported by Farmers Weekly. Following the loss of Biscaya (thiacloprid), growers were down to just one authorised foliar product – Tepekki (flonicamid) – with just one application...


Sugar group Tereos posts higher earnings

French sugar and ethanol group Tereos on Wednesday reported a jump in third-quarter core earnings as high prices helped offset a poor harvest in Brazil. It is reported by Reuters. Tereos, the world's second largest sugar maker by volume, said adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for the quarter ending D...

 
Philippines seeks to import refined sugar to cover shortfall

The Philippines plans to import 200,000 tonnes of standard and bottler's grade refined sugar to address a supply shortfall caused by crop damage from a powerful typhoon that hit plantations in December, the industry regulator said on Tuesday. It is reported by bangkokpost. The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA), in a statement, said the Philippines was bracing for a "very tight" sugar stock balance, which will not cove...

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