LATEST REPORTS
FROM APIC
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Australian crush update report [18 Nov 2021]
The Australian industry achieved a crush tally of 1.38 mln tonnes in week 23, but this slumped to only 1.04
ASEA sugar report [Q3 2021]
The Australian cane crush 80% complete, Government authorities in the Philippines advising against sugar liberalization, Thai sugar output to go
China sugar update [Oct 2021]
The 2021/22 sugarbeet processing season is now effective in Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang while the first cane processing mill located
Australian crush update report [04 Nov 2021]
The Australian industry achieved a crush tally of 1.34 mln tonnes in week 21 and 1.40 mln tonnes in week
Australian crush update report [21 Oct 2021]
The Australian industry achieved a crush tally of 1.36 mln tonnes in both week 19 and week 20 (week ending
Indian sugar update report [Q3 2021]
After a 2020/21 season [Oct/Sep basis] which concluded with a total sugar output of 31.1 million tonnes (Mt), we have
China sugar update [Sep 2021]
The 2021/22 season started in Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang were a total of 13 beet processing facilities were operating by
Australian crush update report [07 Oct 2021]
The Australian industry achieved a good 1.47 mln tonne crush volume in week 18, but the crush pace eased back
Thailand sugar update report [Q3 2021]
After a 2020/21 season marked by adverse weather conditions and historically-low cane and sugar productions, it is now time to
Indian sugar update report [Aug-Sep 21]
All eyes are now focused on the new sugar season 20201/2022 which will start on October 1st, 2021.
Although a
Australian crush update report [23 Sep 2021]
The impacts of the significant wet weather event that interrupted the cane harvest- seeing fields too wet to harvest and
Thailand : financial situation of sugar groups
Here is the second edition of this report specifically focused on the financial situation of some public-listed Thai sugar groups.