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Slow October sugar deliveries to beverage sector

Slow October sugar deliveries to beverage sector

October 2019 sugar deliveries to the beverage sector totaled 59,700 short tons (ST), per FSA reporting. This volume was down over 5 percent from deliveries in October 2019. Deliveries to the beverage sector represented 6 percent of all sugar deliveries for human use and [...]

By Daniel Aviles|December 13, 2019|Categories: Sugar|Tags: beet sugar deliveries, beverage sector, cane sugar deliveries|0 Comments

Growth seen for sugar domestic deliveries?

Growth seen for sugar domestic deliveries?

For the current market year, all domestic sugar deliveries totaled 7.115 million STRV from October through April. This volume shows a healthy growth of 2.5 percent from the deliveries volume for the same period last year. Growth in deliveries has come from cane sugar, [...]

By Daniel Aviles|June 13, 2019|Categories: Sugar|Tags: beet sugar deliveries, cane sugar deliveries, confectionery, dairy, food & beverage, ice cream|0 Comments

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