	Cover: World Production and Trade to Fall in 2000/01
Part 1
	World Sugar Situation: Summary
	World and Domestic Sugar Prices	.WK4	or	.PDF
	Situation and Outlook in Selected Countries
Part 2
	U.S. 1999/2000 Raw Sugar Tariff Rate Quota			.PDF
	Marketing Years for Centrifugal Sugar			.PDF
	World Sugar Production, Supply, and Distribution	.WK4	or	.PDF
	World Production of Beet and Cane	.WK4	or	.PDF
	U.S. Sugar Exports of Refined Sugar	.WK4	or	.PDF
	U.S. Sugar Imports of Raw Sugar	.WK4	or	.PDF

Unless otherwise designated, split years (e.g. 1999/2000) refer to Marketing Years. All measures not otherwise noted are in metric tons and expressed in raw value. One kilogram (kg) = 2.2046 lbs., one metric ton (mt) = 2,204.62 lbs. or 1.10231 short tons, and one hectare = 2.471 acres. One ton of refined cane sugar = 1.07 tons of sugar, raw value. One ton of refined beet sugar = 1.087 tons of sugar, raw value (except for the United States which is 1.07).

Beginning with the June, 2000, Tropical Products: World Markets and Trade Circular and the November, 2000, Sugar: World Markets and Trade Circular, commodity and country analysis and statistical tables for cocoa and honey will be discontinued. This decision was necessitated due to declining Foreign Agricultural Service budget resources and the need to more strategically target remaining resources in support of the agency's primary mission to facilitate the expansion of export opportunities for U.S.-produced agricultural commodities. The Horticultural and Tropical Products Division (HTP) expects to continue to receive voluntary reporting on cocoa production and trade from an abbreviated number of countries and these will continue to be posted on the FAS and HTP Home Pages upon receipt.

To access FAS Attache Reports online, please reference the following Internet address:
/scriptsw/AttacheRep/default.htm
Search through the country and market reports prepared by FAS attaches covering over 20 horticultural and tropical product commodities and nearly 130 countries. Search by keyword, including country and commodity.

Additionally, time series import and export data is now available for 67 individual horticultural and tropical products, including sugar, on the FAS website at: /htp/alltrade.html. This data contains 5 complete calendar and marketing years, in addition to year-to-date data.

For further information on items in this circular, contact Mark Petry, Horticultural and Tropical Products Division, at (202) 720-0897. For information specifically on production, contact Frank Hokana, at (202) 720-0875.

Last modified: Sunday, March 17, 2013