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Title: Perspectives de l’éthanol combustible mondial pour l’horizon 2020

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 54
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

Title: Perspectives d’avenir pour le sucre dans la région MOAN (Moyen- Orient & Afrique du Nord)

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 56
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

Title: Investissement direct étranger et fusions et acquisitions dans l’industrie sucrière mondiale

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 62
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

Title: Développements et facteurs du marché du sucre dans les pays
de l’Union douanière de la CEI

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 45
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

Title: MECAS(12)05 – Perspectives des productions de sucre
et d’éthanol au Brésil

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 49
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

Title: Les édulcorants alternatifs dans un environnement
de prix élevés du sucre

Publisher: International Sugar Organisation
Format: digital download (PDF), 11.7” × 16.5”
Pages: 60
Publication date: 2012
Languages: French*

MECAS(11)19 - Etude internationale sur les rendements sucriers et les prix des récoltes de sucre.

MECAS(11)18 - Coûts des intrants dans la culture de la canne et de la betterave à sucre.

MECAS(11)17 - Perspectives du sucre et de l’éthanol combustible en Thaïlande.

MECAS(11)07 – Amérique du Sud (Brésil exclu) : perspectives pour le sucre et l’éthanol.

MECAS(11)06 – Politiques gouvernementales appliquées au sucre dans un nouvel environnement de marché : etude.

MECAS(11)05 – Marchés créneaux pour le sucre.

MECAS(10)05 – Betterave et canne GM : perspectives dans un nouvel environnement de marché.

MECAS(10)06 – Commerce mondial du sucre brut et blanc – tendances récentes et perspectives.

MECAS(10)07 – Perspectives pour le sucre et l’éthanol d’Amérique centrale/des Caraïbes.

MECAS(10)17 – La demande mondiale de sucre : perspectives jusqu’en 2020.

MECAS(10)19 – Prix et facteurs determinants de l’éthanol : une étude mondiale.

MECAS(10)18 – Consommation industrielle et directe de sucre – une étude internationale.

The reform of the EU sugar policy has resulted in a major shift in the balance of global trade, with EU exports to cease and imports on the rise.

Since the beginning of this decade, the world trade of fuel ethanol has been growing at an annual rate of around 50%, compared to a 20% average growth in production.

The US is one of the world’s largest sugar producers and is also one of the globe’s most significant importers of sugar from the world market.

Southern Africa (defined in this study as the 14 countries of the Southern African Development Community - SADC) is home to some of the globe’s most efficient and cost-competitive sugar industries, many with significant potential for further production expansion.

The study assesses the prospects of the Far East sugar supply and demand and their impact on the future patterns of world sugar trade.

This study details the most important developments in cross-border investments in the world sugar industry of today, whose weight as a market driver in net sugar exporters has increased considerably over the past few years.

The growing dominance of Brazil as the key source of raw sugar (especially Very High Polarization sugar) and the rapid retraction of EU high quality white sugar exports are key drivers impacting the future level of the physical trade and trading patterns. This is a key conclusion drawn from a new IS

This new study analyses the macro and microeconomic implications of sugar production in the developing world. Developing countries constitute an important group within the ISO membership, or over 60% of our member countries. They are also increasing their role in the world sugar market. The study fo

The outlook for Russia’s sugar economy, the world’s leading sugar importer, is analysed in this study with a view to understand the future role of Russia in the world sugar market. The first part of the paper examines the key drivers behind the growth of Russia’s production and the level of self

This new ISO study looks into how new investments and capacity expansion in Brazil’s cane sector will impact the domestic and world sugar and ethanol markets to 2010.

The study reviews and analyses the key drivers of the national sugar economy of China, providing the ISO assessment of China’s sugar supply and demand up until 2015.

A wide diversity of cane and beet payment systems define how revenues are shared between growers and processors and they also play a central role in establishing the incentives that growers and processors face.

Over the past three years, the world sugar economy has witnessed an unprecedented rise in freight volatility and freight rates. Currently freight cost can account for up to 40% of the landed cost of imported sugar.

In this study the markets for HIS, low calorie sweeteners and HFS are separately reviewed, in particular highlighting recent and prospective developments in terms of market growth, the factors driving demand, as well as identifying major producers and their recent and planned capacity expansions.

This study investigates the historical links between the unit value of exports and global sugar export supply.

This paper assesses the drivers of sugar consumption and projects its future growth by geographical region to 2010.

Australia’s embattled sugar industry is entering a period of significant transition driven by the need for rationalisation, reform and diversification.

The new ISO study provides a seven-year series of annual averages for domestic prices (at retail level) in more than 100 countries.

This new ISO study provides a comprehensive and detailed review and analysis of India’s sugar sector and policy

A new ISO study that investigates the impact of recent exchange rate movements on the world’s top importers and exporters as to their potential short-term export supply and import demand changes.