Sao Paulo (Brazil): In a major update from the Brazilian sugarcane industry association, UNICA, it has been revealed that sugarcane processing in the south-central region of Brazil experienced a notable surge during the final half of December. Ethanol production and sales also saw a substantial uptick during this two-week period, with potential implications for the global Ethanol market. Meanwhile, the United States faces a minor downturn in Ethanol production, adding an additional layer of complexity to the current market dynamics.
Mills in the south-central region of Brazil have notably accelerated their sugarcane processing rates during the second half of December, showcasing a considerable increase compared to the corresponding period in the preceding year. This uptick in processing volumes since the commencement of the current harvest season in April underscores a broader trend of heightened activity within the Brazilian sugarcane sector. Ethanol production in the region...
