Argentina: The frost reduced the forecast for sugarcane to be ground by at least 10%

Published 2024년 7월 26일

Tridge summary

Recent frosts in Tucumán's sugarcane regions have caused varying levels of damage based on location, variety, and growth stage, potentially reducing sugar production by 10-25%. Despite this, the sugar harvest has made significant progress, with 500,922 tons of sugar equivalent produced so far, marking a 46.75% increase from the same period last year. Additionally, the total cane ground has risen by 21.95%, with diverse figures reported for sugar and alcohol production. The final impact of the frosts will be assessed once the phenomenon concludes.
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Original content

The frosts that occurred this month were atypical and widespread in the sugarcane area of Tucumán, with a greater incidence in the center and south of the foothills. Just as mild, moderate and severe frosts were recorded, their negative effects on the sugarcane fields were also variable depending on the location, variety of sugarcane, level of development and production. Although the damage has already occurred, quantifying it is a process that is underway and will be known once the phenomenon ends. According to specialists, severe and very severe frosts can cause significant losses in sugar production in a range between 10% and 25%, and also generate a reduction in the quantity of cane for grinding and a loss of manufacturing quality. . Meanwhile, and until the new figures that will be projected for the current campaign are known, the sugar harvest registered strong progress after 87 effective days of activity, with the 14 Tucumán sugar mills maintaining their maximum ...
Source: Suenaacampo

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