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India production is estimated to jump 26 percent year over year to 35.3 million tons on favorable weather and increased planting area and yield as output rebounds from the harsh conditions caused by El Niño.
It is reported by USDA in its December report.
Consumption is anticipated to rise, driven by food service sector growth, while exports and stocks are both up with the increase in supply.
European Union sugar production is forecast to fall 5% — to 15.5 million tonnes as sugar beet area is expected to be down 8% mainly among top producing member states including France and Germany.
This is reported by USDA in its December report.
Consumption and ending stocks are relatively unchanged from the prior year. Imports are up with lower production while exports are forecast down. &n...
Thailand production is forecast up 2% — to 10.3 million tonnes due to increased sugarcane production and cane sugar yield.
This is reported by USDA in its December report.
With consumption expected flat, exports are forecast to continue rebounding to 7.0 million tonnes, drawing stocks down to 10.0 million tonnes. ...
Brazil sugar production is forecast up 700,000 tonnes from 2024/25 to 44.4 million tonnes with expected higher sugar yield due to favorable weather.
This is reported by USDA in its December report.
The sugar/ethanol production mix is expected to favor sugar, with 51 percent for sugar and 49 percent for ethanol. Consumption is stable while expor...
Global sugar production in 2025/26 is forecast up 8.3 million tonnes year over year to 189.3 million tonnes with higher production in Brazil and India expected to more than offset lower European Union production.
THis is reported by USDA in its December report.
Increased shipments from Brazil, India, and Thailand are expected to more than offset reduced exports from the European Union. Ending stocks are for...
India's sugar production in the first two months of the 2025/26 season, which began on October 1, rose 43% from a year earlier, driven by better recovery rates and faster crushing across major producing states, leading industry bodies said on Tuesday.
It is reported by Reuters.
The higher output is expected to allow the world's second-largest sugar producer to export surplus supplies without risk of domestic shortages, although it could weig...
Datagro cuts sugar surplus forecast to 1 million tonnes.
It is reported by tradingview.co.
The global sugar market is forecast to have a smaller surplus in the 2025/26 season that started in October than initially estimated, mainly due to production...
The Centre has decided to permit the export of 1,5 million tonnes of sugar for the 2025-26 season, which began in October, according to Food Minister Pralhad Joshi, reported ChiniMandi.
In addition, the Union Food Ministry has decided to remove the 50% export duty on molasses, Joshi stated in a letter dated November 7 to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. The export decision was...
