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New report shows consumers complain most about aspartame

August 12, 2015Sugaronline | http://goo.gl/Go9yNd

Diet Pepsi, without aspartame, will hit U.S. shelves this week, reports Sugaronline.

MarketResearch.com is pleased to offer users access to Packaged Facts' report, Sugar, Sugar Substitute, and Sweetener Trends in the U.S., 4th Edition. The report examines how consumers' awareness of possible ill effects of sugar…

BRAZIL: Weather conditions to stay dry through the end of August

August 12, 2015Sugaronline | http://goo.gl/0VqRBh

Condition during harvest in Brazil's main sugar-cane and coffee belt will stay dry until the end of August or early September, when the first rains in over a month will fall in the south-east growing region, local forecaster Somar said Tuesday, according to Reuters. 

Somar meteorologist Marco Antonio dos Santos said…

Export-class sugar reallocated to local market as demand rises

August 8, 2015Manila Times (James Konstantin Galvez) | http://goo.gl/3Fdmt8

The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has allowed the reclassification of “A sugar,” or United States-export sugar, to “B sugar” or domestic market sugar, to ensure stable supply in the local market amid an increase in demand.

SRA Administrator Ma. Regina Bautista-Martin issued Sugar…

URC sees nine-month fiscal year income hitting almost P10 billion

August 8, 2015Manila Bulletin (Madelaine B. Miraflor) | http://goo.gl/7YYDFw

Universal Robina Corp. (URC), food and beverage arm of the Gokongwei group, almost saw its nine-month income growing by P10 billion for the fiscal year 2015 on the back of its growth sales.

The fiscal year of URC begins from October 2014 and ending September 2015.

The company’s…

Over P46M worth of smuggled sugar, firecrackers seized

August 7, 2015Sugaronline | http://goo.gl/EiZQK8

CLOSE to P50 million worth of imported sugar and firecrackers and pyrotechnics were apprehended by the Bureau of Customs-Intelligence Group (BOC-IG) at the Manila International Port (MICP) on Friday.

Deputy Commissioner Jessie Dellosa led the inspection of the 15 40-foot container vans of imported sugar with an…