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The Australian Sugar Milling Council welcomes the use of domestic feedstocks in SAF production | 26 February 2025 | Australian Sugar Milling Council

Childers · Childers

The Australian Sugar Milling Council welcomes the use of domestic feedstocks in SAF production | 26 February 2025 | Australian Sugar Milling Council

The Australian Sugar Milling Council (ASMC) welcomes the Albanese Government’s $8 million investment into assessing the viability of establishing a biorefinery facility for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, utilising feedstock from the Isis Central Sugar Mill near Childers. The announcement aligns with the ASMC’s recent call for Australian feedstocks to be front and centre of a low carbon liquid fuel future, as outlined in the Milling …See the Story

Govt. of India allows 1 million metric tons sugar export amid limited surplus

Narendra Modi · Delhi

Govt. of India allows 1 million metric tons sugar export amid limited surplus

NEW DELHI : Indian Government on Monday allowed exports of 1 million metric tons of sugar during the current season to September 2025 to help mills of the world’s second biggest producer export surplus stocks and help prop up local prices. The decision could put further downward pressure on global prices, which fell more than 1% on Monday. The government has approved an export quota to strengthen the sugar sector by providing price stability and…See the Story

Raw sugar export values improve through Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement | 15 January 2025 | Australian Sugar Milling Council

Tariffs · Queensland

Raw sugar export values improve through Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement | 15 January 2025 | Australian Sugar Milling Council

The Australian Sugar Milling Council (ASMC) has welcomed today’s report of increases in the value of raw sugar exports to the United Kingdom resulting from the easing of tariffs under the Australia UK Free Trade Agreement which came into force in May 2023. The UK had been a significant buyer of Australian raw sugar in the past and the opportunity to again sell sugar to refiners in the UK broadens the Australia sugar industry’s customer base. The…See the Story

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