All posts tagged "sugar production"
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121Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishEthanol production from Rice: Important update from Govt on subsidised rate
The Indian government has decided not to resume subsidized rice sales for ethanol production, discontinued since July 2023 due to concerns over...
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127Sugar News in EnglishBrazil sugarcane crushing down 11% in early July, UNICA says
SAO PAULO, July 25 (Reuters) -Sugarcane crushing in the Brazil's key center-south region reached 43.17 million metric tons in the first half...
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136Sugar News in EnglishLocal sugar production dips 2.8pc in Q1, 2024
Kenya's sugar production fell by 2.83% to 193,275 metric tonnes (MT) in Q1 2024 from 198,895 MT the previous year. This follows...
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119Sugar News in EnglishSugar production to rebound as harvesting ban expires -BMI
Following the four-month ban on sugar milling by the Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA), sugarcane production in Kenya is set to increase...
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131Sugar News in EnglishMandya’s Mysugar Factory Crushing Operations Begins. Aims To Mill 2.5 Lakh Tonnes Sugarcane
The Mysugar Factory in Mandya, Karnataka, has resumed crushing operations for 2023-24 after delays due to a technical snag. Launched by Sugar...
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164Sugar News in EnglishMaharashtra: Sugarcane Area Set to Decrease by 200000 Hectares
Pune: WISMA projects a 200,000-hectare reduction in Maharashtra's sugarcane area due to last season's drought. Marathwada's area is expected to drop by...
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120Sugar News in EnglishContinuing sugar blues
Pakistan, the world's 7th largest sweetener producer, faces challenges in its sugar industry despite record production of 7.8 million tonnes in 2021-22....
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122Sugar News in EnglishRevenues of sugar companies likely to increase by 10%, sugar prices to stay firm till the start of the next season, says ICRA
Revenues of integrated sugar mills in India are expected to grow by 10% this fiscal year, driven by increased sales volumes, stable...
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124Sugar News in EnglishDon’t push sugar exports
Sugar production in India has exceeded expectations, leading to increases in stockpile. This was primarily due to the government’s decision to divert...
