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Sugar trade deal strikes big blow to U.S. refiners, candymakers

2015-03-20 07:52:12| Sugar Industry News

U.S. regulators' decision to approve a controversial trade deal with Mexico has struck a major blow to sugarcane refiners, who will struggle to source supplies, and confectioners, who will pay higher sugar prices.

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