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- Producers Put Sugar Price Recovery Into Perspective
- USDA: Sugar Policy to Save Taxpayers $1.3 Billion
- Sugar Producers Congratulate New Senate Ag Committee Chair
- Newspaper, Food Companies Scolded for Inciting Sugar Shortage Scare
- Attention Food Companies, We’ve Got Sugar to Sell
- Media Advisory: Candy Companies Crying Wolf
- Sugar Sales Growing, Sugar Supplies Stable
- Trade Agenda Still Atop Farmers’ Minds
- Top Ag Committee Republican Doubts Fair Doha Conclusion
- Sen. Crapo: Mexican Sugar Issues Must Be Addressed
- USDA: No TRQ Increase Right Now
- Farmers Make Less While Shoppers Pay More
- Mexican Wildcard Makes USDA Job Harder
- World Sugar Market Remains Unpredictable, U.S. Market Stable
- Sen. Conrad Updates Sugar Producers on Budget, Trade Issues
- New Study: Fleeing Candy Companies See Cheaper Labor and Benefits, Not Sugar
- Food Company Profits Soar; Farmers’ Share Does Not
- Sugar Farmers Tell USDA No Additional Imports Needed
- Study Shows Sweet Deal on U.S. Sugar; No Additional Imports Needed
- Sugar Producers Oppose Proposed ‘Soda Tax’
- Sugar Producers to USDA: Food Companies Crying Wolf, Supplies Stable
- USDA Heeds Mexico’s Warning, Likelihood of TRQ Increase Dims
- Pending Sugar Import Decision Holds Serious Ramifications
- Americans Choose Domestic Sugar Over Imports
- Food Manufacturers Need U.S. Sugar Producers and U.S. Sugar Policy
- ASA: Government Policy Holds Key to Industry’s Success in ‘09
- Sugar Producers Applaud Vilsack Confirmation
- Sugar Surplus Grows in Latest USDA Market Review
- U.S. Sugar Producers Face Challenges, Require Higher Price Environment
- Food Manufacturers’ Treat is Sugar Farmers’ Trick
- Foreign Sugar Subsidies Exposed
- Rep. Simpson Hopes for Bipartisan Senate Farm Bill
- ASA to Spotlight Foreign Sugar Subsidies for Trade Negotiators
- America’s Farmers Remain United During Challenging Times
- Sugar Supplies Stable
- Bankers Back Sugar Policy in New Farm Bill
- Developing Countries Support New U.S. Sugar Program, Question Doha
- Rep. Abercrombie: Energy Crisis Can Be Averted
- Former House Ag Committee Chairman: Sarkozy is Right
- U.S., Mexico Sugar Industries Call for Industry-Government Task Force
- Bad Doha Deal Averted—But Continued Vigilance Urged
- Aloha, ASA
- Sugar Producers Are Focused Voters
- Challenges Still Exist for Sugar Producers
- Sugar Farmers Need Price Recovery
- New Sugar Policy Becomes Law
- Sugar and the Farm Bill: Sucrose Ethanol Policy
- Congress Overwhelmingly Passes Farm Bill
- America’s Sugar Producers Endorse New Farm Bill
- Sugar Prices Remain Affordable and Stable
- Mexican Sugar Farmers Back Joint NAFTA Recommendations, Urge Governments to Reach ‘Rational Solution’
- America’s Sugar Producers Applaud Passage of 2007 Farm Bill in the Senate
- ASA Applauds Ag Secretary Selection
- America’s Sugar Producers Applaud Senate Ag Committee Farm Bill
- A Strong Farm Bill Key to Hurricane Recovery
- U.S. Corn Ethanol Producers to Get a “Sugar Boost”
- Sugar Producers Make Case for ‘Cost-of-Living Adjustment’
- U.S. Sugar Producers Eager to Export to Mexico Forming Export Trading Company to facilitate shipments
- Developing Countries, Food Manufacturers at Odds Over Sugar Policy
- U.S. Agriculture United as Farm Bill Goes to Senate
- Sen. Coleman Says Bush Should Not Veto ’07 Farm Bill
- Appetite for Trade Agreements and Trade Promotion Authority Waning in the 110th Congress
- America’s Sugar Producers Applaud Passage of 2007 Farm Bill in the House of Representatives
- Papers & Testimony
- Retail and Wholesale Sugar Prices Around the World in 2008
- Americans Prefer Domestic Sugar Over Imports
- Does the U.S. Sugar Buyer Need the U.S. Sugar Producer?
- Sugar Issue Brief: 2009 Outlook
- Key Elements of U.S. Sugar Policy in the 2008 Farm Bill
- United States International Trade Commission Hearing Investigation No. 332-325: The Economic Effects of Significant U.S. Import Restraints
- NAFTA 2008 and Beyond – What Does It Mean for Sugar and HFCS?
- Sugar Policy Poll
- Charts & Graphs
- Developed Countries' Retail Sugar Prices: USA 11% Below Average
- Dump Market Prices: Nearly Half Production Costs
- Government Net Outlays for Sugar, 1996-2010: Sugar Program Net Revenues
- Impact of U.S. Sugar Industry on U.S. Economy, 2000*
- Minutes of Work Required to Buy One Pound of Sugar: USA Third Lowest in World
- Sugar Cost as Percent Share of Production: Sugar Share Mostly Insignificant
- U. S. Cane Sugar Refining Margins Since Start of 1997
- U.S. and Mexico Wholesale Refined Sugar Prices, 2000-2009
- U.S. Jobs Generated by the U.S. Sugar Industry, 2000*
- U.S. Raw Cane Sugar Prices, 1997-2009
- U.S. Raw Sugar Prices, Nominal & Real, 1985-2009
- U.S. Refined Sugar Prices, 1997-2009
- U.S. Refined Sugar Prices, Nominal & Real, 1985-2009
- United States World's Second Leading Sugar Net Importer 2007-2010 Average
- World Dump Market Price, 1970-2010: World's Most Volatile Commodity Market
- Audio & Video
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- Jack Roney, ASA Director of Economics and Policy Analysis, Talks About Sugar Policy's No-Cost Projection Through 2020
- Noel Shapiro’s Story
- Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida-mp3
- Farmer Pat Benedict - Back to the Future
- Harvest Series: Now Featuring Sugarbeets
- Former Ag Committee Chairman Larry Combest Discusses the Credibility Problem Food Manufacturers Have After Publicizing Faulty Market Predictions
- Dickie Ellender of the American Sugar Cane League of Louisiana on Imports and Depressed Raw Prices
- Jack Roney, ASA Director of Economics and Policy Analysis, Talks About Consumer Preferences for Domestically Produced Food and USDA's Upcoming TRQ Decision
- American Sugarbeet Growers Association President Alan Welp on their Capitol Hill Fly-In and the Importance of Sugar Policy.
- North Dakota Beet Grower Bill Hejl on the New Administration.
- House Farm Bill's Sugar to Ethanol Provision - What Does It mean?
- ASA Trade Consultant Don Phillips on the Doha Round from the Sweetener Symposium.
- Developing Countries Rely on Strong US Sugar Program
- Texas Cane Grower Dale Murden on Talk of a TRQ Increase as Farmers Watch Raw Prices Drop 10%.
- Florida Grower Rick Roth on Sugar Prices.
- Jim Simon and Jack Petus on Hurricane Gustav and Louisiana.
- Jack Roney, Director of Economics and Policy Analysis with American Sugar Alliance, Explains the Sucrose to Ethanol Provision in the Farm Bill.
- Mike Astrup, a Minnesota Sugar Farmer and the Chairman of American Crystal Sugar Company Explains How Sugarbeets Are Being Used in De-icers.
- Jack Roney, Director of Economics and Policy Analysis with American Sugar Alliance, on the Savannah Refinery Fire and How it Could Affect Supply.
- Newly Elected ASGA President Alan Welp on the Farm Bill
- Luther Markwart on U.S. House of Representatives Passage of H.R. 2419
- Steve Bearden of Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers on Using Bagasse to Power Mills and Rural Communities.
- Wyoming Beet Farmer and Former ASGA President Terry Jones on Renewing the 2008 Farm Bill's Sugar Policy.
- NFU President Tom Buis on the New Sugar Program.
- Steve Williams, American Sugarbeet Growers' President on the Panama Free Trade Agreement.
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- American Crystal Sugar Cooperative Profile
- Louisiana Farm Bureau: Michigan Sugar Beet - AJ Sabine
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- American Crystal Sugar Company Footage
- Harvesting Cane in Louisiana
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American Crystal Sugar Company
American Crystal Sugar Company is a world-class agricultural cooperative specializing in the production of sugar and related agri-products.
Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida
Learn how sugar is grown, harvested, milled and refined.
Jack Roney, ASA Director of Economics and Policy Analysis, Talks About Sugar Policy's No-Cost Projection Through 2020
Just as it has since 2002, the U.S. sugar policy is projected to operate at zero cost over the next ten years, according to USDA.