Recent trends in the East African sugar markets, as reported by Kulea, show notable price changes. Nairobi saw a modest increase of 1.17% (USD 10.14) per MT for VHP sugar, while Mombasa experienced...
Read MoreAccording to Kulea, wholesale sugar prices in Eastern and Southern Africa remained stable last week, with the exception of Djibouti. In Djibouti, prices rebounded significantly, increasing from USD...
Read MoreSugar prices in Kenya showed mixed trends, with Mombasa experiencing an increase of USD 15.25 per ton, while Nairobi saw a decrease of USD 14.74 per ton for brown sugar. The rest of the East Africa...
Read MoreOver the past month, sugar prices in Nairobi and Mombasa experienced minor fluctuations, while markets in the Horn of Africa, including Somalia and Djibouti, remained stable. Similarly, sugar price...
Read MoreRecent trends in the East African sugar markets have shown notable price changes. In Nairobi, VHP (Very High Polarity) sugar prices dropped by 2.27% (USD 19.5 per MT), while Mombasa saw a slight in...
Read MoreFrom Kulea price trends, Kenya sugar prices increased by USD 6 per ton in both Nairobi and Mombasa markets for VHP sugar. Ugandan brown sugar prices dropped by 2 percent last week despite the count...
Read MoreFrom the Kulea price trends, sugar prices in Kenya saw an increase of USD 12 per ton in Nairobi and USD 18 per ton in Mombasa. This slight rise is attributed to slightly better production compared ...
Read MoreFor the second consecutive week, sugar prices across Eastern and Southern Africa remained unchanged, reflecting stable local currencies against the US dollar. In Kenya, the import paritie...
Read MoreThroughout Eastern and Southern Africa, sugar prices remained stable in local currency terms, with minor fluctuations observed in US dollar equivalents due to exchange rate movements in key markets...
Read MoreAcross major markets in Eastern and Southern Africa, stable sugar prices were reported by Kulea. However, Kenya and Uganda may experience price increases due to ongoing rains hampering sugarcane ha...
Read MoreKenya's sugar prices have risen significantly in Nairobi and Mombasa markets due to heavy rainfall causing massive flooding and slowing down cane harvesting and transportation. The wet weather ...
Read MoreThis week, the sugar market across several African regions exhibited a mixed set of dynamics. In Kenya, there was a slight increase of 3 percent in the average wholesale brown sugar price, providin...
Read MoreThe sugar market in the East African Community (EAC) region experienced various shifts last week. In Djibouti, the average sugar price fell, affecting the market's import parity for Indian refi...
Read MoreThis past week, the East African brown sugar market saw further declines, particularly in Tanzania and Kenya, driven by increased imports and existing surplus stocks. The anticipated arrival of sub...
Read MoreSugar prices have been on a downward trend across Eastern and Southern Africa recently, with Kenya experiencing a notable drop, particularly in Nairobi, where prices weakened before a slight recove...
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