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Brazilian sugar is world famous. As the biggest sugar exporter on the planet, Brazil produces around forty million tons of sugar every year, and exports two thirds of that to various countries. This makes Brazil the number one producer of sugarcane in the world, followed by India, Thailand and Australia. Brazilian sugar comprises half of the world’s exports of sugar. Brazilian sugar is grown in two major regions in Brazil. The main growing region is the Sao Paulo region. The other major growing region is in the northern states of Pernambuco and Alagoas. From the volume produced each year, about 73% is raw brown sugar; 24% is white unrefined sugar, and only 3% is white refined sugar, with color maximum Icumsa 45. There are expectations in 2013 of a bumper Brazilian cane crop which may deflate prices. Being a commodity, sugar price is subject to the daily market levels. So, there will be a price for each inquiry, and it will be an indication, for final price will be stated when buyer is ready to place firm and irrevocable order.Global demand for sugar has continued to increase over the years, with population growth and the growing popularity of the Western-style diet accounting for much of this growth. Production has also increased in many countries, and India in particular is now a solid rival to Brazil in the production stakes, though its exports are significantly lower than Brazil’s. The Internet has opened opportunities for buyers to purchase sugar directly from the producer. B2Brazil.com, Brazil's premiere B2B trade portal, promotes Brazilian producers, distributors and brokers so that buyers can source and purchase Brazilian sugar. As global demand increases, so will the number of buyers and this market will undoubtedly grow.
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