Mexico: cane producers in the country take over sugar warehouses

Published 2021년 2월 16일

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The National Union of Sugar Cane Producers in Mexico is protesting by taking over wineries in response to falling sugar prices, which they claim is due to industrialists not adhering to agreement on cane deposits for exports. The union is demanding strategies to maintain prices that ensure their income. The blockades will continue until industrialists comply with the law and exports. The union is also warning producers who supply mills throughout the country that their warehouses may be blocked, and they may need to stay with the blockade for a varied period, including the entire harvest.

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INFORURAL. With information from EL SOL DE CUAUTLA, NVI OAXACA, TRIBUNA DE CAMPECHE, MILENIO VERACRUZ and DIARIO DE COLIMA. They demand to reinforce strategies to maintain prices that guarantee their income. The National Union of Sugar Cane Producers, in 51 sugar mills in the country, keep the wineries taken as part of the defense of the price of the sweet stick, after, they affirm, the industrialists did not respect the agreements with the cane deposits for exports. In Morelos, Amado Orihuela Trejo, sugarcane leader in the supply area of the Emiliano Zapata sugar mill in Zacatepec, stated that “the national agreement indicates that industrialists must deposit the quotas that correspond to each sugar mill at the rate of production and not They are doing; what is happening is that that sugar that must go out to the world market moves within the national market, which hits hard in the price of sugar cane ”. He rejected the risk of stopping the milling or slowing down the production ...

Source: Inforural