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Topic

sugar output

Brazil sugar and ethanol production catch up, now near 2020 levels

Brazil sugar and ethanol production catch up, now near 2020 levels

Published 26 May, 2021 08:04pm
  • According to a bi-weekly report from industry group Unica released on Wednesday, center-south mills produced 2.37 million tonnes of sugar in the first half of May, only 4.4% less than in the same period a year earlier.
  • Cane crush was at 41 million tonnes, 3% below 2020, while ethanol production was 0.6% below last year's levels at 1.81 billion liters.
Brazil sugar output 25pc down as cane agricultural yields fall 10pc

Brazil sugar output 25pc down as cane agricultural yields fall 10pc

Published 12 May, 2021 07:34pm
  • Drier-than-normal weather in recent months in Brazil hurt sugar cane development and led plants to have a slow start to harvest in the current season. Cane crush late in April was 22% smaller than a year earlier to 29.6 million tonnes, Unica said.
Brazil's sugar production seen falling, despite new plants

Brazil's sugar production seen falling, despite new plants

Updated 11 Mar, 2021 12:48am
  • Consultancy Datagro sees Brazil's center-south sugar output falling to 36.7 million tonnes in 2021/22 (April-March) versus 38.5 million tonnes in the previous season, saying mills will crush 3.5% less cane at a total of 586 million tonnes.
  • Sugar trader Sucden expects an even smaller sugar cane crush at 575-580 million tonnes. Sucden also expects less sugar content in the cane in the new crop, projecting total sucrose to fall around 10%.
Brazil's CS sugar output seen falling to 36.7mn tonnes

Brazil's CS sugar output seen falling to 36.7mn tonnes

Published 10 Mar, 2021 07:30pm
  • Datagro expects the center-south sugar cane crop to fall to 586 million tonnes in 2021/22 from 607 million tonnes in 2020/21 due to unfavorable weather.
  • It projected ethanol production to fall to 29.4 billion liters versus 30.6 billion liters in the previous season.
Arabica coffee slips as Brazil currency extends fall

Arabica coffee slips as Brazil currency extends fall

Published 26 Feb, 2021 09:30pm
  • May London cocoa rose by 8 pounds, or 0.5%, to 1,757 pounds a tonne, underpinned by sterling weakness against the dollar.
  • May raw sugar fell by 0.21 cent, or 1.25%, to 16.63 cents per lb, extending its retreat from the almost four-year peak of 17.52 cents set on Tuesday.
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