Algeria: Sugar Imports Up in First Nine Months

ALGIERS — Algeria's import bill of sugar (beet sugar, cane sugar, lactose syrup and solid lactose) totalled US$649.34 million during the first eight months of 2016, against US$569.9 million during the same period in 2015, up by 14%, said the Algerian Customs' National Centre of Data Processing and Statistics (CNIS).

The imported quantities of sugar (beet sugar, cane sugar, lactose syrup and solid lactose) soared to 1.61 million tonne against 1.44 million tonne (+12%) over the two comparison periods, stated the CNIS.

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