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South African sugarcane farmers welcome rain after dry spell
1+ hour, 48+ min ago (186+ words) Sugarcane farmers in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province have welcomed recent rains after a prolonged dry spell, although farmers warned that extreme weather could continue to pose risks to agricultural and livestock operations, SABC News reported. South African Farmers Development Association…...
Fiji sugar farmers seek long-term land leases as expiries threaten cane production
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (286+ words) Uncertainty over expiring agricultural land leases has become a major concern for Fiji’s sugar industry, with cane farmers urging the Government and landowners to provide long-term tenure so experienced growers can continue farming, Fiji Sun reported. The issue was raised…...
South African sugar industry seeks tariff revision as imports nearly double
2+ week, 3+ day ago (432+ words) South Africa’s sugar industry has called on the government to urgently update its sugar import tariff mechanism after imports almost doubled during the first five months of 2026, intensifying pressure on domestic producers. Industry body SA Canegrowers has appealed to Trade,…...
Vietnam: Smuggled Sugar Pushes Country's Largest Sugarcane-Growing Region Into Crisis, Farmers and Sugar Mills Under Financial Pressure
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (191+ words) Industry representatives allege that low-cost Thai sugar is being smuggled into Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia. Since smuggled sugar avoids taxes while domestic producers must comply with tax regulations, local sugar mills are struggling to compete, resulting in declining sales…...
Tanzania moves closer to sugar self-sufficiency as production capacity surpasses domestic demand
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (460+ words) Tanzania is edging closer to achieving self-sufficiency in sugar production, with the country’s installed production capacity now exceeding its annual domestic requirement. Expansion projects at key sugar factories and rising output are helping the East African nation reduce its long-standing…...
South Africa looks to Zimbabweâs ethanol model as biofuel gains strategic importance
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (378+ words) South Africa is looking to draw lessons from Zimbabwe’s ethanol blending programme as it seeks to reduce dependence on imported fuel and shield its economy from rising energy costs linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The interest emerged…...
Zimbabwe plans to protect sugar tax revenue for health services
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (327+ words) The Zimbabwean government is moving to ensure that revenue generated from sugar taxes and other health-related levies is used exclusively to support the healthcare sector, Health and Child Care Minister Douglas Mombeshora has said. Speaking on the sidelines of the…...
Zimbabwe eyes higher sugar output as digital cane delivery system boosts harvest efficiency
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (374+ words) Zimbabwe’s sugar industry is on track for a stronger 2026 season, with more than 3.7 million tonnes of sugarcane expected to be processed in the Lowveld and sugar production projected to reach 450,000 tonnes. Industry stakeholders say a newly introduced digital cane delivery…...
Wilmar Sugar sets June start for 2026 crushing season as bigger crop looms
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (303+ words) Wilmar Sugar and Renewables has confirmed that the 2026 sugar crushing season will begin in early June, with mills across Queensland preparing for a larger crop compared to last year. The company announced that its four Burdekin mills – Invicta, Pioneer, Kalamia…...
Strong start to South Africa’s sugar season overshadowed by industry uncertainty
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (346+ words) South Africa’s sugarcane industry has begun the 2026/27 milling season on a positive note, with a sharp rise in early cane deliveries offering hope to thousands of farmers, even as concerns over the sector’s future continue to grow. Early figures show…...