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Sugar production reached 1.08 million tons in the second half of November 2024, while ethanol reached 1.19 billion liters.

UNICA expresses its support for the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union (EU) and congratulates the Brazilian government for its commitment to advancing this agenda.

In the final week of November, London hosted two events organized by two of the world's most prestigious and influential organizations for sugar and ethanol trade: the Global Sugar Alliance (GSA) and the International Sugar Organization (ISO).

The conclusion of Brazil's G20 presidency was highlighted by the signature of a leaders' declaration calling for a clean energy transition.

The Brazilian sugar and bioenergy sector reaffirms its support for the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement and vehemently rejects unfounded criticisms of Brazil's production process.

Sugar production reached 897.5 thousand tons in the first half of November 2024, while ethanol production totaled 1.06 billion liters.

The Japanese government has announced its intention to achieve a 10% ethanol blend in gasoline by 2030, with plans to increase to 20% by 2040.

Sugar production reached 1.78 million tons in the second half of October 2024, while ethanol production reached 1.64 billion liters.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) produced from Brazilian ethanol is presented in Japan International Aerospace Exhibition

Sugar production reached 2.44 million tons in the first half of October 2024. Meanwhile the volume of ethanol produced reached 2.01 billion liters.

Brazilian sugarcane sector representatives visit Tereos' sugar factory in France for knowledge and experience exchange.

G20 member states discussed the challenges and solutions for energy transition and Brazilian ethanol was showcased as part of the solution.

Following the G20 energy transition meeting in Brazil, Indian government and private sector delegations visited ethanol plants and the automotive sector. UNICA also received the visit of Vietnamese delegation.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva enacted the Fuel of the Future Law on October 8, which represents a new milestone for the Brazilian bioenergy sector and underpins Brazil's path towards sustainable development and a cleaner energy matrix.

Sugar production reached 33.15 million tons while in the same period at 2023/2024 harvest season it was reported 32.65 million tons.