The volume of local sugar production in Egypt increased to 473,000 tons

Published 2022년 3월 10일

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The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade in Egypt has confirmed an increase in sugar cane supplies, reaching 4,549,014 million tons, and has produced about 473,483 thousand tons of sugar so far this season. The country aims to achieve self-sufficiency in white sugar by producing more local sugar from both sugar cane and beets. The Delta Sugar Company, affiliated with the Ministry, has also started producing sugar from beets and aims to obtain 2.1 million tons of sugar beet in the current season. The company is developing and modernizing production lines, increasing efficiency and reducing import reliance.
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The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade confirmed the increase in the proportion of sugar cane supplies, according to a report by the Sugar Company for Integrated Industries, which states that the total sugar cane supplied by farmers to its five factories during the current supply season reached 4,549,014 million tons as of yesterday, Wednesday, 9 March. The current season, and that these quantities have produced about 473483 thousand tons of sugar so far. Read also: Delta Sugar aims to produce 590,000 tons of sugar, molasses and molasses. Dr. Ali Al-Moselhi, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, the Sugar and Integrated Industries Company, quickly pay the dues of suppliers and farmers, at the price set for this season, which the state has set. The price of a ton for this season is 810 pounds, an increase of 90 For his part, Major General Essam Al-Badawi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sugar Company for Integrated Industries, stated that it is expected to receive up ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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