Category : Sugar

EU-Mercosur agreement, the last globalist stand?

A few weeks after the European elections, after seeming deadlocked for twenty years of negotiations, the trade agreement between the…

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A European sugar policy that needs rebuilding

While the European sugar sector is going through a crisis following the abolition of its regulatory tools, this study brings…

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The sugar crisis and Jean-Baptiste Say’s law of outlets

We reproduce below an article by Thierry Pouch, economist at the Permanent Assembly of Chambers of Agriculture and member of…

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The European sugar policy: a policy to rebuild

The end of the quota system pushed the European sugar sector into crisis. By releasing the European production potential, it…

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The sugar policy in China: the sharing of value at the heart of the device

China is currently the world's 5th largest sugar producer with about 9.3 million tonnes, or 5.3% of world production in…

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Thailand’s sugar policy : a recent challenge

With around 10 million tonnes, Thailand was the 4th largest producer of sugar in 2016, accounting for 5.8% of world…

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The sugar policy in India: a major producer seeking to stabilize its market

India is currently the world's second-largest sugar producer with about 22 million tonnes or 13% of world production in 2016.…

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The sugar policy in Russia : an import substitution strategy

Russia is currently the world's seventh largest sugar producer with about 6.2 million tonnes or 3.6% of world production in…

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The sugar policy in Brazil: regulation by ethanol

Brazil is currently the world's largest sugar producer with nearly 40 million tonnes, or 22.5% of world production in 20161.…

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The sugar policy in the United States: a continuous management of the internal market

The United States currently rank 6th among sugar-producing countries with about 9 million tonnes or 4.7% of world production in…

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