El Salvador: 15% Less SugarBecause of the drought a reduction of between 12% and 15% has been estimated in the 2015/16 harvest, which could be partly offset if a better industrial performance is achieved.Friday, August 28, 2015
Producers believe that in addition to a better industrial performance, another factor that would help to offset the decline in production is the provision that banks have to provide refinancing options or "... provide fresh capital to producers so that they can replant. " Source: elmundo.sv ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Sugar: Optimism for 2019-2020 HarvestOctober 2019 In El Salvador, the union of sugarcane growers estimates that for the 2019-2020 harvest will be produced about 17 million quintals, a volume that would be 15% higher than that recorded in the previous cycle. Drought Threatens Sugar ProductionJuly 2018 In El Salvador, businesses in the sector estimate that sugarcane production will fall due to the drought that is affecting different areas of the country and which has now been ongoing for 35 consecutive days. El Salvador: Reduced Sugar HarvestApril 2014 Projected production for the period 2013-2014 will be 5% lower than the previous harvest, which reached 16.7 million quintals. Salvadoran Sugar Production Down 10%March 2011 The current harvest will yield an approximate 12.5 million quintals of sugar.
×
ok |
|