Sugar exports from Ukraine are limited by a ban on supplies to the EU

게시됨 2024년 12월 13일

Tridge 요약

Ukraine has successfully harvested 12.1 million tons of sugar beets from 98% of the planned area, with an average yield of 47.7 tons/hectare. Sugar refineries have processed 9 million tons, yielding 1.165 million tons of sugar, in line with the previous year. The country is on track to achieve its largest sugar exports since 2000, with over 700 thousand tons expected in 2024. However, exports to the EU have been limited due to import licensing and the EU's emergency braking on Ukrainian sugar supplies. Despite falling world prices and reduced export demand, sugar prices in Ukraine remain stable.

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원본 콘텐츠

In Ukraine, the harvest of sugar beets is coming to an end, with 12.1 million tons harvested from 253.4 thousand hectares or 98% of the area, with an average yield of 47.7 tons/hectare. Sugar refineries accepted 9 million tons of sugar beets for processing, from which they obtained 1.165 million tons of sugar, which practically corresponds to last year's figures. It is expected that in 2024 Ukraine will export the largest volume of sugar since 2000 - over 700 thousand tons, while in January-November 622 thousand tons of sugar were shipped for $ 356 million. According to the State Customs Committee, after a decrease in June-September, sugar exports increased to 74 thousand tons in October, and in November amounted to 72 thousand tons. Until June 202, Ukraine actively supplied sugar to the EU market, but in early June, at the request of the Ukrsugar association, the government introduced export licensing, and the EU applied the “emergency braking” regime for Ukrainian sugar ...

출처: Graintrade