Brazil’s sugar production expected to increase in 2025/26

Published 2025년 3월 18일

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For the 2025/26 sugar production season in Central-South Brazil, international analysts forecast a rise in sugar output. According to Datagro, sugar mills are projected to process 612 million tons of sugarcane, which is slightly below the previous season's total. Despite this, sugar production is expected to increase due to a rise in cane allocated for sugar production, which is estimated to reach 51%. Various analysts, including StoneX and Hedgepoint, predict a range of production increases, with StoneX anticipating a 4% rise to 41.7 million tons and Hedgepoint expecting an 8% increase to 43.3 million tons. The sugarcane processing volume is expected to fall between 608 and 630 million tons. The sugarcane processing season is set to commence on April 1.

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According to international analysts, in the new 2025/26 season, sugar production is expected to increase in Central-South Brazil. According to Datagro, in the new 2025/26 season, sugar mills in Central-South Brazil will process 612 million tons of sugar cane, which is 1.4% less than in the 2024/25 season. At the same time, in the next season, sugar production is expected to increase to 42.35 million tons as a result of an increase in the share of cane directed to sugar production to 51%. According to StoneX analysts, in the new 2025/26 season in the Central-South region of Brazil, sugar production will increase by 4% and reach 41.7 million tons, while Hedgepoint predicts an increase in production by 8% – to 43.3 million tons. ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult