The Philippines is expected to maintain its raw sugar production at around 1.85 million metric tons in 2026, consistent with recent years' levels, according to industry analysts. The projection reflects stable planting areas and yields despite challenges such as fluctuating global prices and weather-related risks. The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has indicated that domestic demand is likely to remain steady, with imports supplementing any shortfalls to ensure sufficient supply for consumers and industrial users. The forecast highlights the resilience of the sugar sector amid broader agricultural headwinds.
Philippine Sugar Output Forecast to Hold at 1.85 Million Tons in 2026
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May 1, 2026 · 1:01 AM