Sugar News in English
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688Bangladesh Govt slashes sugar price by Tk 3 per kg
The government has reduced sugar prices by Taka 3 per kg. From April 8, refined loose sugar will sell at Taka 104/kg...
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455National Conference on Agri Stack highlights digital push in agriculture sector; Rs 2,000 crore allocated for Digital Crop Survey
The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare hosted a national conference on Agri Stack in New Delhi, advancing digital agriculture through data...
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245Fiji: Nawaicoba farmers hopeful for strong sugarcane season
As the 2025 crushing season begins, Nawaicoba farmers are optimistic due to good weather, strong crop growth, and timely support. Farmer Taslim...
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242Fiji : $650 per acre relief package for burnt sugarcane farms – Minister for Sugar
Fiji’s Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh announced a \$650-per-acre rehabilitation package for farmers hit by off-season fires, which destroyed 170 acres (4,950...
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260Thailand sees more sugar production after 17.6% boost this year
The closure of Bhimasingi and NCS sugar factories in Vizianagaram has devastated local livelihoods. The 1960-established Bhimasingi unit shut in 2020 due...
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114Andhra Pradesh farmers demand revival of sugar factories in Vizianagaram
The closure of Bhimasingi and NCS sugar factories in Vizianagaram has devastated local livelihoods. The 1960-established Bhimasingi unit shut in 2020 due...
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119NY Sugar Prices Fall to 4-year Low
Global sugar prices hit a four-year low due to surplus expectations. The USDA projects 2025/26 output at 189.3 MMT, up 4.7% year-on-year,...
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182Uttar Pradesh: Bijnor leads Moradabad Division in sugarcane yield
Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh achieved the highest sugarcane yield in Moradabad division at 886.92 quintals per hectare, reaffirming its leadership in...
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222Thailand PM praises cane farmers for cutting air pollution
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra met sugarcane farmers to commend their role in reducing cane-burning pollution. Farmers requested 120 baht/ton support for...
