Droughts and salinization caused decline in sugar output

VCN - According to the Vietnam Sugar and Sugarcane Association, the country produced nearly 1.24 million tons in the crop year 2015-2016, down by 180,500 tons (approximately 12.73%) compared to the previous crop year due to the impact of drought and salinization. 
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droughts and salinization caused decline in sugar output

Sugar output fell 180,500 tons

Thus, this was the 2nd consecutive year that domestic sugar output declined. Many factories and companies proactively built a consumption and customer care network system to contribute to the sugar consumption and stabilize the domestic market.

Many enterprises also signed long-term contracts, actively implemented the goods supply under the contracts and supported customers thoughtfully. Therefore, the production and business activities were relatively stable,

In the 2016-2017 crop year, the world sugar output is forecast to remain at a high level of deficit of around 6.2 million tons, decreasing compared to the estimated figure of 7 million tons in August, 2016. The sugar inventories has also been at the lowest level since the 2010-2011 crop year, while the world sugar consumption is expected to be significantly higher than production.

In the domestic market, according to the production plan in the 2016-2017 crop year, squeezed sugarcane volume is over 15 million tons, sugar output reached nearly 1.5 million tons, of which refined sugar accounts for about 50%, higher than the 2015-2016 crop year.

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However, this year, the climate was difficult, the rainy season lasted for a long time in the Central Coastal provinces and Central Highland provinces. Therefore, the Association advised to continuously monitor in order to evaluate correctly production in the 2016-2017 crop year.

By Phan Thu/ Huyen Trang

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