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Sugar cane industry developments in Tucumán

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The sugar cane industry in Tucumán, Argentina, has reached continues to reach significant production and cultural milestones. The province recorded has reached a historic peak 58% progress rate in daily milling, reaching 134,000 tons, which surpassed the previous record its harvest (zafra), with 14 mills having processed 11,361,082 tons of 128,000 tons. raw cane. According to the Instituto de Promoción del Azúcar y Alcohol de Tucumán (IPAAT), the province has processed nearly 9.8 million tons of raw cane, representing approximately 50% of the projected total for the season. Industrial efficiency has seen improvements, with saccharine yields in high-quality for healthy cane increasing have increased by 5% compared to the same period last harvest. Production includes various year. Physical sugar types production in Tucumán has totaled 850,770 tons, encompassing common white, crude, organic, and refined varieties. Notably, organic sugar production has seen a 136% increase compared to the 2025 harvest at this stage. Alcohol production remains active across nine distilleries, yielding significant volumes of hydrated and anhydrous alcohol for fuel blending. Regional activity in In neighboring Salta and Jujuy Jujuy, the harvest is also progressing, with five active 121 days into its cycle. Five mills having in these regions have processed over 4 million 4,771,455 tons of raw cane. cane, representing a 64% progress rate relative to estimated available materials. These provinces have produced 267,473 tons of physical sugar and are operating five active distilleries. Complementing these industrial developments, Governor Osvaldo Jaldo inaugurated the Sugar Cane Museum in Monteros. The museum is part of a new cultural cultural, educational, and tourism hub designed to preserve pole that integrates the province’s productive history, featuring House of Culture and Tourism and the Monteros Popular Art School. The site features a restored early sugarcane mill (trapiche) and a repurposed former mill hospital.

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  1. 2026-09-10 23:52 UTC Sugar cane industry developments in Tucumán
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