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Nigeria : NSDC tightens sugar quota rules, holds talks with Afreximbank, NGF to accelerate sugar estate development

Nigeria’s National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) is tightening oversight of sugar import quotas by requiring companies to demonstrate genuine backward-integration commitments. The...

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Kazakhstan proposes measures to cut sugar import dependence, boost domestic production

Kazakhstan plans measures to boost domestic sugar production after imports met 70.4% of consumption in 2025, far above the government’s self-sufficiency target....

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Bangladesh approves import of 25,000 tonnes of sugar amid food supply measures

Bangladesh approved imports of 25,000 tonnes of sugar from Indonesia at $514 per tonne to strengthen domestic stocks. The government also approved...

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Raju Shetti urges Centre to reject sugar import plan, warns of price fall

Raju Shetti urged PM Modi to reject sugar imports, warning shipments could arrive as the new crushing season boosts domestic output, depressing...

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Brazil Supplies N289bn Raw Sugar To Nigeria In 3 Months

Nigeria imported 460,800 tonnes of Brazilian raw sugar worth $210 million between May and July. While Brazil remains the dominant supplier, Nigeria...

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Indonesian govt tightens refined sugar imports to protect farmers

Indonesia will tighten refined sugar imports and require importers to develop domestic sugarcane plantations to achieve sugar self-sufficiency within two years. The...

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Sugar imports crush SA growers as sales plunge 45,000 tonnes

South Africa’s sugar industry has urged the government to urgently revise its import tariff mechanism after 2026 sugar imports nearly doubled year-on-year,...

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Fiji : Govt approves sugar imports to prevent possible shortages

Fiji’s government approved precautionary sugar imports despite confirming current stocks are sufficient. Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel said imports will prevent potential shortages...