
CONFED thanks sugar board for stopping US market allocation
Ronnie Baldonado photoThe Confederation of Sugar Producers Associations thanked the Sugar Regulatory Administration board Tuesday, March 30, for its swift action in classifying 100 percent of the country’s sugar as “B’ to be sold in the domestic market.“We acknowledge and thank the swift action of SRA Administrator (Hermenegildo) Serafica and its Board Members in stopping the US allocation through the SRA Sugar Order No.1-A Series of 2020-2021,” Raymond Montinola, CONFED president, said.The SRA Board in Sugar Order 1-A issued Monday, March 29, scrapped the classification of 7 percent of the country’s sugar as “A” for the US Sugar market.Effective week ending April 4 all of the sugar produced in the country will be classified as 100 percent “B”, Serafica said.“We believe...









