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Sugaronline Friday Editorial - Who Will Cash In on the Rush to IPO? by Meghan Sapp
Has the global economy sweetened enough for sugar IPOs to be successful?
Sugaronline Brazil Report - Labour Shortage Amplified By Harvester Training Efforts
CaseIH has introduced video game-like training programmes for its cane harvesters, but is it enough to bridge the labour gap?
JOB Economia - 15th May 2012
Sugar prices continue their downward trend but domestic supply remains limited as most early production remains directed towards filling export contracts.
Sugaronline Bi-Weekly Biofuel Report - 14th May 2012
Brazil and the US are both neck-deep in biodiesel fraud scandals, and it's their own fault.
ISO Quarterly Market Outlook - May 2012
The ISO raises its predictions for the 2011/12 surplus to nearly 6.5 million tonnes with global production at record levels.
Sugaronline Australia Report - Cropping Land Laws Not Enough
Mining for gas and coal are putting sugarcane production at risk.
ISO MECAS Studies
The 2012 MECAS studies from the ISO are available to buy in English, French, Russian and Spanish from the Sugaronline shop
ISO Monthly Statistical Bulletin - April 2012
Vol. 71 No.4, Published 8th May 2012
Sugaronline Bi-Weekly Technology Report - 7th May 2012
Local technology means that going 100% Australian will put control back into the hands of sugarcane farmers.
ISO April 2012 Monthly Market Report and Press Release
Includes the latest 2011/12 production & consumption estimates by leading industry analysts.
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- 18 MayCzarnikow says surplus arrival creates market challenges
Market participants are convinced that the global sugar balance is through a deficit period, ...
- 18 MayMEXICO: Import quota on hold likely until start of next season
Mexico's Economy Ministry said the 250,000 metric tonne sugar import quota published at the ...
- 18 MayBRAZIL: Mix of rain and drought risking cane harvest
Excess rain is slowing the progress of Brazil's cane harvest and could threaten output if the ...
- 18 May
- 18 MayFIJI: Sugar industry discusses transport exemptions
The Sugar Cane Growers Council and industry stakeholders have begun consultations with the Land ...
- 18 MayINDIA: Maha mills want export subsidy and higher ethanol prices
The Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories in Maharashtra has called on the central ...
- 18 MayCzarnikow sees Brazilian sugar dominance fading
Czarnikow says the dominance of top producer Brazil in the global sugar market is fading as the ...
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- 18 MayPHILIPPINES: Roxas restructures business units
Roxas Holdings Inc. (RHI), the largest sugar producer in the country, is rightsizing, ...
- 18 MayUS: Sugar Alliance creates young farmers advisory board
The American Sugar Alliance has announced the formation of a Young Farmer Advisory Board, which ...
- 18 MayFIJI: Cane farmers to receive fourth payment by month’s end
Cane farmers in the Western Division should receive their fourth cane payment before the end of ...
- 18 MayJAMAICA: Government allocates US$21.7 million for sugar industry
A total of J$1.9 billion (US$21.7 million) was allocated to the sugar industry for this sector ...
- 18 MayEuropean research identifies gene for increase beet yields
German and Swedish research groups at Kiel University and Umea Plant Science Centre have ...
- 18 MayGUYANA: Report on sugar workers treatment presented to labour minister
A report by the advisory committee that conducted investigations into the allegations of ...
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- 18 MaySugaronline Friday Editorial - Who Will Cash In on the Rush to IPO? by Meghan Sapp
Has the global economy sweetened enough for sugar IPOs to be successful?
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- Sugaronline Friday Editorial - Who Will Cash In on the Rush to IPO? by Meghan Sapp
Has the global economy sweetened enough for sugar IPOs to be successful?
- Sugaronline Brazil Report - Labour Shortage Amplified By Harvester Training Efforts
CaseIH has introduced video game-like training programmes for its cane harvesters, but is it enough to bridge the labour gap?
- JOB Economia - 15th May 2012
Sugar prices continue their downward trend but domestic supply remains limited as most early production remains directed towards filling export contracts.
- Sugaronline Bi-Weekly Biofuel Report - 14th May 2012
Brazil and the US are both neck-deep in biodiesel fraud scandals, and it's their own fault.
- ISO Quarterly Market Outlook - May 2012
The ISO raises its predictions for the 2011/12 surplus to nearly 6.5 million tonnes with global production at record levels.
- Sugaronline Australia Report - Cropping Land Laws Not Enough
Mining for gas and coal are putting sugarcane production at risk.
- ISO MECAS Studies
The 2012 MECAS studies from the ISO are available to buy in English, French, Russian and Spanish from the Sugaronline shop
- ISO Monthly Statistical Bulletin - April 2012
Vol. 71 No.4, Published 8th May 2012
- Sugaronline Bi-Weekly Technology Report - 7th May 2012
Local technology means that going 100% Australian will put control back into the hands of sugarcane farmers.
- ISO April 2012 Monthly Market Report and Press Release
Includes the latest 2011/12 production & consumption estimates by leading industry analysts.
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