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Atypical Rain in Brazil's Center-South Halts Sugarcane Harvest, Spiking Ethanol Prices
AgroSep 09

Atypical Rain in Brazil's Center-South Halts Sugarcane Harvest, Spiking Ethanol Prices

Unexpected heavy rain in Brazil's main sugarcane region caused a short-term operational bottleneck, driving hydrous and anhydrous ethanol prices up significantly despite high stocks.

Adverse Weather and Farmer Resistance Slow Brazil’s Safrinha Corn Flow, Driving Spot Prices Higher
AgroAug 05

Adverse Weather and Farmer Resistance Slow Brazil’s Safrinha Corn Flow, Driving Spot Prices Higher

Persistent heavy rains in Brazil's South are delaying the Safrinha corn harvest and tightening physical supply, pushing domestic prices up.

Record Sugarcane Crush in Brazil's Center-South Confirms Supply Surge, Intensifying Ethanol/Sugar Price Tension
AgroAug 04

Record Sugarcane Crush in Brazil's Center-South Confirms Supply Surge, Intensifying Ethanol/Sugar Price Tension

High cane volumes in São Paulo confirm a strong harvest, but mills are prioritizing ethanol, creating a nuanced supply outlook.

Brazil Center-South Sugarcane Crop Forecast Jumps to 641 Million Tons, Driving Record Ethanol Shift
AgroAug 03

Brazil Center-South Sugarcane Crop Forecast Jumps to 641 Million Tons, Driving Record Ethanol Shift

Near-record Brazil sugarcane volume creates capacity for producers to pivot toward high-priced ethanol, maximizing returns.

Brazil’s Center-South Sugar Harvest Accelerates 24/7; Near-Record Crush Drives Ethanol Pivot
PROAgroAug 03

Brazil’s Center-South Sugar Harvest Accelerates 24/7; Near-Record Crush Drives Ethanol Pivot

Near-record sugarcane crush forecast for 2026/27 is driving a pivot toward profitable ethanol production, signaling a supply boost for majors.

Record Sugarcane Grinding Pace in São Paulo Sustains High Ethanol Volume
PROAgroAug 03

Record Sugarcane Grinding Pace in São Paulo Sustains High Ethanol Volume

Mills in Brazil’s Center-South are processing cane at a record pace, shifting mix further toward ethanol as low global sugar prices persist.