Domestic sugar prices are at seven-year highs and huge imports are needed after poor sugar beet and cane crops in North America, despite a global sugar deficit. And that was before the coronavirus sent retail demand for sugar skyrocketing. What will the impact be on prices, supply and demand going forward? How will corn sweeteners be affected? Will the closure of restaurants and schools reduce sugar consumption? Register for the Sugar and Sweeteners webinar to gain valuable supply, demand and pricing insights for the coming months during an unprecedented time in sweetener markets. Read More
Domestic sugar prices are expected to be stable but firm for the remainder of this year and into 2019-20, although sales for next year were slow early in the season. Supplies appear to be a bit tighter. The U.S.D.A. expects a very modest increase in sugar deliveries this year, while corn sweetener use continues to slide. But how much are regulatory and sugar-reduction efforts affecting demand? Register for this 45-minute Sugar and Sweeteners webinar to gain valuable supply, demand and pricing insights for the coming months. Read More