American Sugar Alliance Press Release Archives - Page 3 of 3

You've found Sugarcane in the News, the home of the official American Sugar Cane League press releases and other news stories about the sugar industry. In this section you will find links to the Sugar News, our email newsletter about the the people who have made sugarcane the Louisiana's number one crop for more than two centuries. You can sign up to receive the Sugar News in your mailbox here.

There's also a link to The Sugar Bulletin, the League's monthly magazine, and its advertising rates and subscrption information. The Sugar Bulletin has been published since 1922 and you can research the sugar industry archives by clicking here or in the drop list to the left. The American Society of Sugar Cane Technologists archives are also available.

Check back frequently to stay up to date on breaking news, legislative issues and other important information about the sugar industry.

Sugar Policy Ensures Adequate Supplies in a Crisis

This week marks the 78-year anniversary of sugar rationing. During World War II, sugar was so critical, and in such short supply since the U.S. was heavily dependent on foreign suppliers, that it was the first item to be rationed and the last item to...

From Sugar to Sweet Corn: Feeding Our Communities With their friends and neighbors facing job loss and uncertainty due to COVID-19, U.S. Sugar provided 1,000 crates of green beans as well as fresh Florida orange juice to churches, healthcare providers, and food banks across South...

Over the past several months, the world has changed dramatically as we confront an unseen enemy. Despite physical distance and stay-at-home orders, Americans have found new community as together we face uncertainty about what tomorrow may bring. Even as this pandemic unfolds, we must continue...

February 24, 2020
Sam Irwin
American Sugar Alliance Press Release, ASCL Staff, Press Releases

WASHINGTON – Sugar farmers from across the country are headed to Capitol Hill today to defend America’s no-cost sugar policy, armed with brand-new data finding consumers believe American-made sugar to be affordable. Although consumers in other developed countries pay about the same as U.S. shoppers...

February 5, 2020
Sam Irwin
American Sugar Alliance Press Release, ASCL Staff

The American Sugar Alliance recently hit the road, traveling from farm to factory to see sustainable sugar production in action. Along the way, we met farmers who care passionately about being good stewards of the land and workers who utilize cutting-edge manufacturing technology to produce...

September 27, 2019
Sam Irwin
American Sugar Alliance Press Release, ASCL Staff, Press Releases

Sugar Sustainability America’s sugar farmers and workers are global leaders in sustainable production, providing consumers with high-quality sugar produced under some of the world’s strictest safety, labor and environmental standards. And it’s all possible thanks to America’s no-cost sugar policy. Today the American Sugar Alliance...

August 5, 2019
Sam Irwin
American Sugar Alliance Press Release, Media News Report

A front-end loader moving raw sugar in the sugar warehouse at Alma Plantation in Lakeland, Louisiana. The international sugar industry is meeting August 2-7, 2019 at the 36th International Sweetener Symposium in Asheville, North Carolina. Here's the Aug. 5 press release from the American Sugar...

Check back frequently to stay up to date on breaking news, legislative issues and other important information about the sugar industry.

Sugar Policy Ensures Adequate Supplies in a Crisis

From Sugar to Sweet Corn: Feeding Our Communities

America’s Sugar Growers are Still Farming

Survey: Americans get great deal on sugar; support sugar farmers

New Videos Highlight Sugar’s Strides on Sustainability

America’s Sugar Industry Launches SugarSustainably.org

World sugar price hit rock bottom, poised for recovery