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[Title] => Invest more in biofuel, sugar producers told
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[Title] => Sugar producers urged to use stainless steel eqp’t
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LAHUG, Cebu City – The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) is projecting sugar production for cropyear 2006-2007 to reach 2.42 million metric tons, five percent more than the 2.137 million tons produced in the previous crop.
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[Title] => Sugar oversupply seen in two years
[Summary] => The projected sugar production surplus in the next two years could pose new problems for the domestic sugar industry which of late has been reaping the benefits of higher yields and improved milling recovery.
Based on the Sugar Regulatory Administration’s (SRA) production growth targets, sugar production next year is expected to hit 2.26 million metric tons (MT) and 2.38 million MT in 2005.
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Based on the Sugar Regulatory Administration’s (SRA) production growth targets, sugar production next year is expected to hit 2.26 million metric tons (MT) and 2.38 million MT in 2005.
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