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Supply chain services brokerage and service provider Czarnikow warned in a report released Thursday that Mexican sugar exports to the United States could be halted if the new Donald Trump administration implements a 25 percent tariff on Mexican sugar. The U.S. president-elect has pledged to impose the tariff on both Mexico and Canada unless those countries change their trade policies in areas such as pharmaceuticals and illegal immigration control. According to Czarnikow’s chief analyst, Stephen Geldart, the imposition of the tariff would likely result in the suspension of Mexican sugar exports to the U.S. market. The United States currently imports about a third of its sugar, and Mexico is the largest supplier, benefiting from a duty-free quota under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Geldart noted that a 25 percent tariff would

Global macroeconomic scenario puts pressure on prices while climate and trade factors bring uncertainty

Rabobank expects a sugar price increase of around 10 percent for the last quarter of 2024. In the longer term, the bank predicts stabilization and a gradual decline to the price level of earlier this year.