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U.S. Sugar Production View Cut Due to Drought in Louisiana

A front-end loader moving raw sugar in the sugar warehouse at Alma Plantation in Lakeland, Louisiana.

U.S. sugar output in the new season starting in October will be less than previously projected due to a widespread drought in Louisiana, the No. 1 producing state, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Tuesday.

The USDA slashed its projection for Louisiana in 2023/24 by 18% to only 1.68 million short tons (ST).

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