Tongaat Huletts, a sugar processor in Zimbabwe, is facing challenges due to cheaper sugar imports that are depressing sales volumes and posing health risks for consumers. The company's chairman, Canaan Dube, explained that the imports have compromised the local market share and estimated that they accounted for 5% of the annual local sugar sales volume. Dube also noted that some of the imported sugar does not comply with regulations, putting locally produced sugar at a price disadvantage.