TREE NEWS reports: On Sept 8, China’s sugar industry index jumped 5.94%, with Yuegui Sugar and COFCO Sugar hitting the daily limit. Media reports suggest Thailand, the world’s second-largest sugar producer, may see output fall at least 17% next season, intensifying global supply pressure. A leading sugar company responded that the northern hemisphere crushing season hasn’t started, making it hard to judge. Yuegui Sugar also commented.
Thai sugar output seen falling at least 17%, China sugar stocks surge
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