
America must protect domestic sugar production
As farmers, we’re used to ups and downs. That’s just the reality of farming. But this time it’s different, and these issues need to be taken seriously.
July 7, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
American Sugar Alliance Statement on the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act
The American Sugar Alliance issued the following statement on…
July 6, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
American Sugar Alliance Statement on the Agricultural Act
The American Sugar Alliance issued the following statement on…
June 23, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
We’re Proud to Support America’s Favorite Pastime
There’s nothing quite like enjoying an ice-cold lemonade and…
June 11, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
Sugar Producers Applaud Bipartisan Congressional Letter on Unfair Trade Practices as Losses Mount
America’s sugarbeet and sugarcane producers applaud Senators…
May 21, 2026/by Elizabeth FusickASA Report on the Development and Maintenance of Structural Excess Capacity in Global Sugar Production
This report documents the widespread use of government subsidies,…
May 20, 2026/by Elizabeth FusickQuantifying the Price Effects of Over-Quota Sugar Imports on the U.S. Domestic Market
Over-quota foreign sugar imports flooding the U.S. market have…
May 20, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
Sugar Expert Testifies on Unfair Trade Practices Harming American Farmers, Workers
Dr. Rob Johansson, Director of Economics and Policy Analysis…
May 5, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
On This Day: The Anniversary of WWII Sugar Rationing
America was once largely reliant on foreign nations for sugar,…
May 4, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
America’s Sugar Producers Applaud House Passage of Bipartisan Farm Bill
American sugarbeet and sugarcane farmers and workers applaud…
April 30, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
Don’t Offshore Family Farms or American Food Production: American Sugar Producers File Section 301 Comments
A flood of subsidized foreign sugar imports entering above and…
April 16, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick
Family Farmers, U.S. Workers Keep America Sweet
If you ate today, you can thank a farmer for growing the food…
March 24, 2026/by Elizabeth Fusick