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  • Sugar Slump: Surplus Sours Market as Brazil & India Crops Soar

    Sugar Slump: Surplus Sours Market as Brazil & India Crops Soar
    Nov 17 2025
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    This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and as always, I am here to bring you the latest news, analysis, and actionable insights on the global sugar market to help you stay ahead in your trading or business decisions.

    Let us start with today’s headline number. As of this afternoon, the March New York world sugar contract, also known as Sugar Number Eleven, is trading at fourteen point three four cents per pound. That is near a five-year low, reflecting the persistent pressure from expectations of a global sugar surplus. According to ICE’s Sugar Number Eleven futures data, this is more than thirty percent lower than where we were a year ago. The story is similar for white sugar, where the March contract on the London exchange is also trending lower.

    What is driving these lows? It is all about supply. The International Sugar Organization reported on Monday that a global sugar surplus of about one point six million metric tons is forecast for the 2025-2026 season. This is a sharp reversal from last year’s deficit and is largely due to bigger crops out of India, Thailand, and Brazil. Brazil’s sugar production, according to the latest data, is expected to hit a record forty-five million metric tons this marketing year, as sugarcane mills continue to favor sugar over ethanol production. India’s revised forecasts now point to sugar output climbing to thirty-one million metric tons, which is nearly nineteen percent more than last year. Plus, the association cut their estimate for sugarcane being diverted to ethanol, freeing up even more for the market.

    For those tracking prices, this flood of supply is the main reason we have seen raw sugar futures tumble over the last month. Market analysts at Expana report that the most recent futures value is almost thirteen percent below where it stood just thirty days ago. The situation is so stark that some in the market are wondering how much lower prices can go before production incentives start to slip.

    What does this mean for your bottom line? If you are a buyer, these lower prices could be an opportunity to lock in purchases at multi-year lows. However, keep an eye on weather updates from Brazil and India. While the surplus story is dominating now, any disruptions from heavy rains or swings in ethanol policy could tighten the market and lead to quick reversals.

    Another point for industry professionals: global demand is still expected to grow, albeit slowly. The United States Department of Agriculture projects worldwide human sugar consumption to rise about one point four percent this year, hitting almost one hundred seventy-eight million metric tons. So, while supply is plentiful for now, things could shift if crop conditions change or consumption outpaces the most recent forecasts.

    Let us wrap up with a quick actionable takeaway. If you are in procurement or produce food and beverage products, you might consider reviewing your contracts and supply chain hedges while prices remain depressed. On the other side, if you are a producer, these market conditions highlight the need for efficiency and perhaps greater flexibility in shifting between sugar and ethanol production as margins dictate.

    That is your daily roundup on the global sugar market. Thank you for joining me, Vanessa Clark, on the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. Make sure you subscribe, share the show with your colleagues, and tune in next time for all the latest on sugar prices and market moves. Have a sweet day and see you soon.

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    4 min
  • Sweet Surplus: India's Export Move Shakes Up Sugar Markets

    Sweet Surplus: India's Export Move Shakes Up Sugar Markets
    Nov 14 2025
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    This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I’m Vanessa, and thank you so much for tuning in. Today is Friday, November 14, twenty twenty five, and I’ve got all the latest sugar market moves, supply updates, and practical tips for anyone keeping an eye on this essential commodity.

    Let’s kick things off with the big number everyone wants. As of today, the current trading price for raw sugar sits around fourteen point eight cents per pound, which is up almost three percent from yesterday. Now, if you’ve been watching the charts, you know that's actually a two-week high after sugar spent much of the last month sliding lower and even hitting its lowest point since December twenty twenty. In fact, over the past thirty days, sugar prices have dropped by nearly six percent and are down over thirty percent compared to a year ago. Historically, sugar peaked at sixty-five cents per pound back in nineteen seventy-four, but today we’re seeing prices near levels not seen in over four years.

    What’s behind these ups and downs? The biggest factor right now is global supply. Brazil, India, and Thailand have all reported strong harvests, leading to a predicted worldwide surplus for the current marketing year, which kicked off in October. Earlier this week, market analyst Datagro lowered its forecast for the global sugar surplus to just one million tons, down from nearly three million. That’s a sign that the surplus might not be as big as some feared, but it’s still enough to weigh on prices.

    India made headlines again this morning when its food ministry said they’ll allow exports of one and a half million metric tons of sugar this season, below what many had expected. Last year, bad weather cut production, but this season’s outlook is improved—there’s even talk that more sugar could be heading for export markets if domestic conditions stay strong. This move bumped prices up, at least temporarily, since India is such a massive player in the global market.

    Brazil, meanwhile, continues to pump out record amounts of sugar, with their main crop agency raising production estimates just this week. In Brazil’s Center-South region alone, sugar output jumped more than sixteen percent compared to last year. All that extra supply keeps prices under pressure despite occasional rebounds like today’s.

    For anyone buying sugar for your bakery, factory, or even just home use, what does this mean in practice? If you’re price-sensitive, now’s a good time to keep an eye on the market. While prices have rebounded in the short term, long-term forecasts point lower, with analysts expecting sugar to slip closer to thirteen cents per pound by the end of the quarter and potentially dip below thirteen cents within the next year. If your budget depends on stable prices, consider locking in supply contracts soon, or at least monitoring market news closely.

    Quick tip for small business owners and growers: watch the news for export policy updates, especially from India and Brazil, as these can move prices fast. Also, weather reports matter—a dry spell in key growing regions, or sudden policy changes, can nudge prices higher in just days.

    On a more local note, some countries are making big strides toward sugar self-sufficiency. Take Kyrgyzstan, for example. In twenty twenty four, farmers there doubled down on sugar beet production. The country covered its entire domestic sugar demand with local crops and aims to ramp up even more by twenty thirty. If you’re interested in how global trends affect local markets, these developments are worth watching.

    Alright, that wraps up today’s episode of the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. I hope you found the news and tips helpful. Be sure to subscribe and join me again tomorrow for another update on sugar prices, market trends, and how these changes can affect you. Thanks for listening, and remember—keep it sweet!

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    5 min
  • Sugar Surge: India's Export Cut Stirs Global Markets

    Sugar Surge: India's Export Cut Stirs Global Markets
    Nov 13 2025
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    This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and as always, I am here to keep you in the loop on everything happening in the world of sugar prices and trends. Whether you’re a trader, a food industry professional, or just love staying informed about global commodities, you’re in the right place.

    Let’s jump right in with the latest numbers. As of this evening, March New York world sugar futures, also known as Sugar Number Eleven, closed up at around nineteen point nine cents per pound. That is a rise of a little over two percent on the day, putting sugar at its highest level in a week. London’s white sugar futures also saw gains, up more than two percent, with December contracts nearing six hundred dollars per ton. So after weeks of declining prices, we are seeing a sharp rebound.

    Now, what’s behind this uptick? The biggest factor in today’s rally is uncertainty around Indian sugar exports. India’s food ministry is reportedly considering reducing sugar export quotas for the upcoming season, possibly capping exports at one and a half million metric tons, which is significantly less than previously anticipated. India is usually one of the largest exporters of sugar, so even a small reduction can have ripple effects on the global supply and push prices higher. Supply issues are never just about one country, but when a major player like India tightens the tap, the market feels it.

    At the same time, there is a backdrop of robust global supply. Brazil, for example, has seen excellent harvests, flooding the market and weighing on prices in recent months. That’s why earlier this week, sugar futures had hit multi-year lows. So the big question now is whether those Indian export restrictions will be enough to shift the balance, or if Brazil’s output will continue to outweigh everything else.

    For those in the industry, what does this mean? If you’re buying sugar for food or beverage production, now would be a good time to reassess your supply contracts. Volatile prices mean more uncertainty, so locking in rates or diversifying suppliers might hedge some of that risk. For anyone investing in commodities, keep an eye on Brazil’s harvest projections and any official announcements from India because both have the potential to move markets swiftly.

    From a bigger picture perspective, the global industrial sugar market is predicted to grow steadily over the next decade, driven by higher consumer demand for processed foods and beverages. The Asia Pacific region leads global consumption, with China and India as the dominant drivers, while North America and the Middle East are also seeing strong growth in sugar use, especially for bioethanol and pharmaceuticals.

    That’s all for today’s edition of the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, and I want to thank you for spending your time with me. If you found today’s insights useful, be sure to subscribe, and don’t forget to tune in next time for the latest updates, trends, and practical tips to help you stay ahead in the ever-evolving sugar market. Have a sweet day, and see you soon!

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