Russia produced 77,500 metric tonnes of refined sugar from imported raws in February, some 37.4% less than in February 2009 and 2.7 times the amount produced in January this year, according to Dow Jones.
Russia also produced 25,100 tonnes of refined sugar from domestically harvested beet in February, which is 30.4% less than in February 2009 and 12.9% more than in January this year.
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