The latest estimates published by the Chamber of agriculture based on Crop Estimate Coordinating observations Committee, sugar production for the 2025 season has been revised downwards to be around 215,000 tons. It was initially estimated at 220. 000 tons.

In its 19th weekly newsletter of November 7, the Chamber of Agriculture explains that as of November 2, nearly 64% of the area Sugarcane was harvested, i.e. some 1,504,758 tons of processed cane and 141,391 tons of sugar produced with an extraction rate of 9.4%. According to the members of the Crop Estimate Coordinating Committee meeting for the 5th time on 10 November to review the evolution of the campaign and analyze the latest production estimates shared by the three factories.

It should be noted that some work maintenance on the water distribution network in the North, coupled with major failures at the Terra and Omnicane thermal power plants, have significantly impacted rolling of these sugar factories. The evolution of the situation remains dependent on several external factors, including conditions meteorological, the smooth running of thermal power plant activities and logistics, which can influence the harvest schedule. On the basis Based on these data, the estimate of sugar production for the 2025 season has therefore has been revised downwards, now around 215,000 tonnes