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Commodity News Desk – AgriWire December 21, 2025

🌏 Global Sugar Update

🇧🇷 Brazil – Sugar output has been raised to 45M MT, with 51% of sugarcane allocated for sugar production.

🇮🇳 India – Sugar production jumped 28% YoY to 7.8M MT between Oct–Dec. Total 2025/26 output now 31M MT. Sugar allocation for ethanol drops to 3.4M MT → means more left for exports. Exports capped at 1.5M MT, but global prices remain under pressure.

🇹🇭 Thailand – The world’s 3rd-largest sugar producer may see a 5% rise in output to 10.5M MT in 2025/26 thanks to a strong sugarcane crop and favorable weather.

🌾 Pakistan Wheat Sector Update

📉 No Government wheat procurement.
📝 National Wheat Policy 2025–26 to be implemented applying deregulation.
📅 Long-term wheat policy targeted for completion by May 2026.

🌾 Indonesia Achieves Rice & Corn Self-Sufficiency

🚜 For the first time, domestic production meets 100% of national demand in 2025.
🍚 Rice production: 34.77M tons (+13.5% YoY), with 4M tons in state reserves.
🌽 Corn production: 2.8M tons, expected to reach 4M tons by year-end.
🛡️ Self-sufficiency allows zero imports for rice & corn, focusing resources on soybeans, wheat, and sugar.

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Why Pakistan’s Rice Exports Are Falling While India Maintains Its Position

In November, Pakistan exported 406,843 metric tons of rice worth $171 million, showing a month-on-month increase compared to October, when exports stood at 360,474 metric tons. Despite this improvement, Pakistan’s overall rice exports remain significantly below last year’s levels. In comparison with its neighboring country India’s rice exports largely remained stable compared to the previous year. From April to November 2025, India earned approximately $7.3 billion from rice exports, almost unchanged from the same period last year. As the world’s largest rice exporter, India’s export performance has played a key role in shaping global rice stocks, alongside good harvests in other major producing countries that have kept global supply comfortable.
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