In India, Chini Mandi reported that the Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) is expecting a significant boost in cane production next year, forecasting a 15% increase over this season’s harvest.
The report noted that FSC Chairman Nitya Reddy announced that the 2025 crop is projected to reach 1.53 million tons — nearly 200,000 tons more than the 2024 total of 1.33 million tons.
“This forecast assumes we don’t face any major weather disruptions,” Reddy said. “If all goes well, this increase could bring in at least 20,000 tons of additional sugar revenue. That would help ease the impact of falling global sugar prices.”
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Category: Food & Agriculture
