Production of sugar in Tatarstan is expected to increase: higher yield and stable prices.

In Tatarstan, an increase in sugar production is expected compared to last year. 61% of the beet planting area has already been harvested, with a yield of 457 centners per hectare. It is planned to harvest more than 2 million tons. There will be no sugar shortage, and prices will remain stable.

15 October 2024

In the region of Tatarstan, an increase in sugar production volumes is expected compared to last year, as reported by Almaz Gamirov, the deputy head of the Department of Food Market Development at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan, according to the "Tatar-inform" news agency.

Currently, sugar beet harvesting is underway, with 61% of the total sown area already harvested, which amounts to 33.7 thousand hectares out of a total of 55.6 thousand hectares. The yield is 457 hundredweights per hectare, and it is expected to harvest over 2 million tons of sugar beets.

Gamirov assured that there will be no sugar shortage and prices will remain stable, as there are no prerequisites for their increase.

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Production of sugar in Tatarstan is expected to increase: higher yield and stable prices.

In Tatarstan, an increase in sugar production is expected compared to last year. 61% of the beet planting area has already been harvested, with a yield of 457 centners per hectare. It is planned to harvest more than 2 million tons. There will be no sugar shortage, and prices will remain stable.

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