Slower Decline in Sugar Output Seen

Slower decline in sugar output seen

MANILA, Philippines – Domestic sugar production may decline at a slower pace than previously projected this crop year because of improved harvest conditions, according to the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA). The SRA adjusted its local sugar output forecast to 1.837 million metric tons (MT) for crop year 2024 to 2025, up by 3.1 percent from

Sugar production to rise 5% more than initial estimate, says SRA

Sugar production is expected to be almost five percent higher than the initial estimate despite the effects of the El Niño phenomenon, the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) said Monday.

In its last quarterly report, the International Sugar Organization (Iso) presents its third revision of the world sugar balance sheet for 2024-2025.

Bacolod City: Sugar production in 2024-2025 is expected to be about five percent higher than the initial estimate despite the drought caused by El Niño, according to the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA). Sugar production is expected to reach 1.837 million metric tons. This is higher than the previous estimate of 1.782 million metric tons (MT), data showed. SRA Administrator Pablo Luis Azcona said that we are currently producing 1.815 millio…

Sugar Production To Hit 5% More Than Initial Estimate

The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) on Monday said sugar production for crop year 2024-2025 is poised to hit almost five percent higher than the initial estimate despite the effects of drought due to El Niño. Figures showed that from the earlier forecast of 1.782 million metric tons (MT), sugar output could reach 1.837 million MT. “We are currently at 1.815 million tons of sugar produced. Despite the low sugar produced per ton of cane, we …

Sugar crop year ends on high note – SRA

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The sugar produced during this crop year is expected to end almost five percent higher at 1.837 million metric tons, from the initial