Tridge summary
The government has allowed the import of cheap Ukrainian sugar, which could lead to significant losses for domestic sugar beet producers and the only operating domestic sugar factory. The president of the National Association of Sugar Beet Growers warns that this may cause a 40 percent loss in domestic supply. This decision will also impact the price of sugar beet, potentially reducing producers' incomes, and presents additional challenges for struggling domestic sugar beet producers who are already facing high costs.
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The government allows the import of cheap Ukrainian sugar, which may cause serious losses to domestic sugar beet producers and the only functioning domestic sugar factory. Previously, Ukrainian sugar was restricted The president of the National Association of Sugar Beet Growers (CTOSZ) warns that 40 percent of the domestic supply may be lost as a result. The decision has a direct impact on the price of sugar beet, as a higher supply could depress the price of sugar, reducing producers' incomes. This step presents further challenges to domestic sugar beet producers, who are already struggling with high costs. The Hungarian government originally banned the import of Ukrainian products, but has now backed down in the case of sugar, while the ...
Source: Trademagazin
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