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Global Sugar Market, Size, Share, Forecast 2022-2027, Industry Trends, Growth, Outlook, Impact of COVID-19, Opportunity Company Analysis

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  • 300 Pages
  • March 2022
  • Region: Global
  • Renub Research
  • ID: 5562693
Global Sugar Market will reach USD 76.62 Billion in 2027. In its broadest sense, sugar is a sweet crystalline material made from sugar cane and sugar beet. Sugar production (cane or beet) is likewise capital demanding, necessitating large-scale operations to remain competitive. Soft drinks, sweetened beverages, convenience foods, fast food, sweets, confectionery, baked goods, and other sweetened foods are all made using sugar. Sugar is also employed in the rum distilling process. Furthermore, sugar is a high-profile commodity in the world's major producing countries, both politically and commercially.



Worldwide Sugar Market Size was USD 67.59 Billion in 2021


The sugar industry, which is on the rise, encompasses the production, processing, and marketing of sugars (principally saccharose and fructose). In recent years, sugar prices are projected to be supported by continuously rising crude oil prices and decreased global output. However, massive stocks, strong products in the current season and near-stagnant domestic demand will limit price increases. Moreover, sugar's ground-breaking application has many uses in the pharmaceutical and beauty industries. Additionally, it is used to manufacture antibiotics and cough syrups in the pharmaceutical industry. On the other hand, it is employed in creating scrubs because of its exfoliating capabilities in the skincare industry.

Critical Consumers and the Policies that Supports the Global Sugar Industry:


A small number of powerful consuming countries dominate global sugar production and commerce. The top 10 consumers are India, European Union, China, the United States, Brazil, Indonesia, Russia, Pakistan, Mexico, and Egypt in the analysis. Although the sugar market in industrialized economies such as India, the European Union, and China remains saturated, they show signs of constant growth in emerging markets. Moreover, as sugar-based products are in high demand in growing economies like India, the European Union, and China, the market is also expanding due to increasing disposable incomes, urbanization, and changing eating patterns.

COVID-19 Wreaked Havoc on the Global Sugar Industry:


The sugar business, which is a significant contributor to national economies worldwide, has experienced numerous obstacles throughout its history. The most recent threat has been modeled by the increasing pandemic coronavirus (COVID-19), which affected sugar sector stakeholders and their integrated businesses worldwide. The spillover effects harmed the entire value chain of the global sugar sector, including sugarcane, sugar, molasses, ethanol, and their subsequent marketing and export relating to the slow growth of the market in 2020. However, with the normalization of the COVID-19 situation, the slight setbacks of COVID-19 on the sugar business around the world are reversing. According to the publisher, Global Sugar Market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 2.1% during 2021-2027 post recovery from the COVID-19 situation.

Production Support Policies and Subsidies in the Sugar Industry around the World:


According to our analysis, global producers include Brazil, India, European Union, Thailand, China, the United States, Russia, Mexico, Pakistan, and Australia. As per our analysis, Brazil, India, and the European Union are the top three producing countries. These countries have responded by implementing a complex set of policies and subsidies to boost local output. These measures, taken together, have a significant distorting influence on the global sugar market. Indeed, government sugar policies in a few countries, most notably Brazil, Thailand, and India, have a significant impact on the worldwide sugar market's supply-demand balance and, as a result, the trading price level. As a result, the sugar business is not a regular clearing market and hence cannot be utilized as a long-term 'benchmark' for developing sugar sector policies and plans.

Trolling News about the Sugar Industry in 2021:


According to The Hindu Business line, Sugar prices soared in 2019-20 due to significantly lower output from India, the EU, and Thailand. Despite this, due to Covid-led delays and lockdowns, prices plummeted by more than 30% between February and April 2020. In addition, despite unfavourable weather in Brazil and Thailand and a reduction in European output, India is focused on producing a record amount of sugar in the 2020-21 sugar season. Furthermore, in a global production deficit, sugar prices in India are projected to remain stable, but substantial carry-over stocks may limit price increases.

This new report titled Global Sugar Market & Volume by Consumption (India, European Union, China, United States, Brazil, Indonesia, Russia, Pakistan, Mexico, Egypt, Other), Production (Brazil, India, European-Union, Thailand, China, United States, Russia, Mexico, Pakistan, Australia, Other), Import (Indonesia, China, United States, Bangladesh, Algeria, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, European Union, South Korea, Nigeria), Export (Brazil, Thailand, India, Australia, Guatemala, Mexico, European Union, South Africa, Russia, Colombia), Company Analysis (Archer Daniels Midland, Tate and Lyle, General Mills, Inc., MGP Ingredients Inc. and Kerry Group) provides a detailed analysis of Global Sugar Industry.

Consuming Countries - Market & Volume breakup from 11 Countries:


1. India
2. European Union
3. China
4. United States
5. Brazil
6. Indonesia
7. Russia
8. Pakistan
9. Mexico
10. Egypt
11. Other

Producing Countries - Volume breakup from 11 Countries:


1. Brazil
2. India
3. European-Union
4. Thailand
5. China
6. United States
7. Russia
8. Mexico
9. Pakistan
10. Australia
11. Other

Importing Countries - Volume breakup from 10 Countries:


1. Indonesia
2. China
3. United States
4. Bangladesh
5. Algeria
6. Malaysia
7. United Arab Emirates
8. European Union
9. South Korea
10. Nigeria

Exporting Countries - Volume breakup from 10 Countries:


1. Brazil
2. Thailand
3. India
4. Australia
5. Guatemala
6. Mexico
7. European Union
8. South Africa
9. Russia
10. Colombia

All Key Players has been covered with 3 viewpoints:


  • Overview
  • Recent Development
  • Revenues

Company Analysis:


1. Archer Daniels Midland
2. Tate and Lyle
3. General Mills, Inc.
4. MGP Ingredients Inc.
5. Kerry Group

Table of Contents

1. Introduction2. Research & Methodology3. Executive Summary
4. Market Dynamics
4.1 Growth Drivers
4.2 Challenges
5. Global Sugar Market
6. Global Sugar Volume
6.1 By Production
6.2 By Consumption
6.3 By Import (Top 10 Countries)
6.4 By Export (Top 10 Countries)
7. Share Analysis
7.1 Market Share
7.1.1 By Consuming Country
7.2 Volume Share
7.2.1 By Producing Country
7.2.2 By Importing Country
7.2.3 By Exporting Country
8. Consuming Country - Market & Volume Analysis
8.1 India
8.1.1 Market
8.1.2 Volume
8.2 European Union
8.2.1 Market
8.2.2 Volume
8.3 China
8.3.1 Market
8.3.2 Volume
8.4 United States
8.4.1 Market
8.4.2 Volume
8.5 Brazil
8.5.1 Market
8.5.2 Volume
8.6 Indonesia
8.6.1 Market
8.6.2 Volume
8.7 Russia
8.7.1 Market
8.7.2 Volume
8.8 Pakistan
8.8.1 Market
8.8.2 Volume
8.9 Mexico
8.9.1 Market
8.9.2 Volume
8.10 Egypt
8.10.1 Market
8.10.2 Volume
8.11 Others
8.11.1 Market
8.11.2 Volume
9. Producing Country - Volume Analysis
9.1 Brazil
9.2 India
9.3 European Union
9.4 Thailand
9.5 China
9.6 United States
9.7 Russia
9.8 Mexico
9.9 Pakistan
9.10 Australia
9.11 Other
10. Exporting Country - Volume Analysis
10.1 Brazil
10.2 Thailand
10.3 India
10.4 Australia
10.5 Guatemala
10.6 Mexico
10.7 European Union
10.8 South Africa
10.9 Russia
10.10 Colombia
11. Importing Country - Volume Analysis
11.1 Indonesia
11.2 China
11.3 United States
11.4 Bangladesh
11.5 Algeria
11.6 Malaysia
11.7 United Arab Emirates
11.8 European Union
11.9 South Korea
11.10 Nigeria
12. Porter's Five Forces Analysis
12.1 Threat of New Entry
12.2 The Bargaining Power of Buyer
12.3 Threat of Substitution
12.4 The Bargaining Power of Supplier
12.5 Competitive Rivalry
13. Company Analysis
13.1 Archer Daniels Midland
13.1.1 Overview
13.1.2 Recent Development
13.1.3 Revenues
13.2 Tate and Lyle
13.2.1 Overview
13.2.2 Recent Development
13.2.3 Revenues
13.3 General Mills, Inc.
13.3.1 Overview
13.3.2 Recent Development
13.3.3 Revenues
13.4 MGP Ingredients Inc.
13.4.1 Overview
13.4.2 Recent Development
13.4.3 Revenues
13.5 Kerry Group
13.5.1 Overview
13.5.2 Recent Development
13.5.3 Revenues
List Of Figures:
Figure 01: Global - Sugar Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 02: Global - Forecast for Sugar Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 03: Global - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 04: Global - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 05: Global - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 06: Global - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 07: Global - Sugar Import (Top 10 Countries) Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 08: Global - Forecast for Sugar Import (Top 10 Countries) Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 09: Global - Sugar Export (Top 10 Countries) Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 10: Global - Forecast for Sugar Export (Top 10 Countries) Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 11: India - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 12: India - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 13: India - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 14: India - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 15: European Union - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 16: European Union - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 17: European Union - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 18: European Union - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 19: China - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 20: China - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 21: China - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 22: China - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 23: United States - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 24: United States - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 25: United States - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 26: United States - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 27: Brazil - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 28: Brazil - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 29: Brazil - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 30: Brazil - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 31: Indonesia - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 32: Indonesia - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 33: Indonesia - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 34: Indonesia - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 35: Russia - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 36: Russia - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 37: Russia - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 38: Russia - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 39: Pakistan - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 40: Pakistan - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 41: Pakistan - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 42: Pakistan - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 43: Mexico - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 44: Mexico - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 45: Mexico - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 46: Mexico - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 47: Egypt - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 48: Egypt - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 49: Egypt - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 50: Egypt - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 51: Others - Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 52: Others - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Market (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 53: Others - Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 54: Others - Forecast for Sugar Consumption Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 55: Brazil - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 56: Brazil - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 57: India - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 58: India - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 59: European Union - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 60: European Union - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 61: Thailand - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 62: Thailand - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 63: China - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 64: China - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 65: United States - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 66: United States - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 67: Russia - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 68: Russia - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 69: Mexico - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 70: Mexico - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 71: Pakistan - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 72: Pakistan - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 73: Australia - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 74: Australia - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 75: Other - Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 76: Other - Forecast for Sugar Production Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 77: Brazil - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 78: Brazil - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 79: Thailand - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 80: Thailand - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 81: India - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 82: India - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 83: Australia - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 84: Australia - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 85: Guatemala - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 86: Guatemala - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 87: Mexico - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 88: Mexico - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 89: European Union - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 90: European Union - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 91: South Africa - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 92: South Africa - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 93: Russia - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 94: Russia - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 95: Colombia - Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 96: Colombia - Forecast for Sugar Export Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 97: Indonesia - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 98: Indonesia - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 99: China - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 100: China - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 101: United States - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 102: United States - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 103: Bangladesh - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 104: Bangladesh - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 105: Algeria - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 106: Algeria - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 107: Malaysia - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 108: Malaysia - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 109: United Arab Emirates - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 110: United Arab Emirates - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 111: European Union - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 112: European Union - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 113: South Korea - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 114: South Korea - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 115: Nigeria - Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2017 - 2021
Figure 116: Nigeria - Forecast for Sugar Import Volume (Million Metric Tons), 2022 - 2027
Figure 117: Archer Daniels Midland - Global Revenue (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 118: Archer Daniels Midland - Forecast for Global Revenue (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 119: Tate and Lyle - Global Revenue (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 120: Tate and Lyle - Forecast for Global Revenue (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 121: General Mills, Inc. - Global Revenue (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 122: General Mills, Inc. - Forecast for Global Revenue (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 123: MGP Ingredients Inc. - Global Revenue (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 124: MGP Ingredients Inc. - Forecast for Global Revenue (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
Figure 125: Kerry Group - Global Revenue (Million US$), 2017 - 2021
Figure 126: Kerry Group - Forecast for Global Revenue (Million US$), 2022 - 2027
List Of Tables:
Table 01: Global - Sugar Market Share by Consuming Country (Percent), 2017 - 2021
Table 02: Global - Forecast for Sugar Market Share by Consuming Country (Percent), 2022 - 2027
Table 03: Global - Sugar Volume Share by Producing Country (Percent), 2017 - 2021
Table 04: Global - Forecast for Sugar Volume Share by Producing Country (Percent), 2022 - 2027
Table 05: Global - Sugar Volume Share by Importing Country (Percent), 2017 - 2021
Table 06: Global - Forecast for Sugar Volume Share by Importing Country (Percent), 2022 - 2027
Table 07: Global - Sugar Volume Share by Exporting Country (Percent), 2017 - 2021
Table 08: Global - Forecast for Sugar Volume Share by Exporting Country (Percent), 2022 - 2027

Companies Mentioned

  • Archer Daniels Midland
  • Tate and Lyle
  • General Mills, Inc.
  • MGP Ingredients Inc.
  • Kerry Group

Methodology

In this report, for analyzing the future trends for the studied market during the forecast period, the publisher has incorporated rigorous statistical and econometric methods, further scrutinized by secondary, primary sources and by in-house experts, supported through their extensive data intelligence repository. The market is studied holistically from both demand and supply-side perspectives. This is carried out to analyze both end-user and producer behavior patterns, in the review period, which affects price, demand and consumption trends. As the study demands to analyze the long-term nature of the market, the identification of factors influencing the market is based on the fundamentality of the study market.

Through secondary and primary researches, which largely include interviews with industry participants, reliable statistics, and regional intelligence, are identified and are transformed to quantitative data through data extraction, and further applied for inferential purposes. The publisher's in-house industry experts play an instrumental role in designing analytic tools and models, tailored to the requirements of a particular industry segment. These analytical tools and models sanitize the data & statistics and enhance the accuracy of their recommendations and advice.

Primary Research

The primary purpose of this phase is to extract qualitative information regarding the market from the key industry leaders. The primary research efforts include reaching out to participants through mail, tele-conversations, referrals, professional networks, and face-to-face interactions. The publisher also established professional corporate relations with various companies that allow us greater flexibility for reaching out to industry participants and commentators for interviews and discussions, fulfilling the following functions:

  • Validates and improves the data quality and strengthens research proceeds
  • Further develop the analyst team’s market understanding and expertise
  • Supplies authentic information about market size, share, growth, and forecast

The researcher's primary research interview and discussion panels are typically composed of the most experienced industry members. These participants include, however, are not limited to:

  • Chief executives and VPs of leading corporations specific to the industry
  • Product and sales managers or country heads; channel partners and top level distributors; banking, investment, and valuation experts
  • Key opinion leaders (KOLs)

Secondary Research

The publisher refers to a broad array of industry sources for their secondary research, which typically includes, however, is not limited to:

  • Company SEC filings, annual reports, company websites, broker & financial reports, and investor presentations for competitive scenario and shape of the industry
  • Patent and regulatory databases for understanding of technical & legal developments
  • Scientific and technical writings for product information and related preemptions
  • Regional government and statistical databases for macro analysis
  • Authentic new articles, webcasts, and other related releases for market evaluation
  • Internal and external proprietary databases, key market indicators, and relevant press releases for market estimates and forecasts
 

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