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Algeria, Morocco
Morocco and Algeria hooked on Brazil's raw sugar

To satisfy the region's persistent sweet tooth despite the current surge in sugar prices, sugar producers Cosumar, from Morocco, and Algeria's Cevital, have little choice but to keep buying their supplies from Brazil, for which they rely on increasingly dominant heavyweights such as Sao Paulo's Raizen and Copersucar. [...]

Published on 08/03/2022 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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Al Mada
Alvean
Amine Louali
Antei International
Berrahal
Biosev
Bouteflika
Cargill
Cevital
Cevital International Do Brasil
Copersucar
Cosan
Cosumar
Issad Rebrab
LaBelle-Cristal Union
Louis Dreyfus Co
Maxime Lekimpe
Mohammed VI
N'Gaous Sugar
Raizen
Shell
Skor International
SNI
Unica
Wilmar

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The Minister of Agriculture Carlos Favaro in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14 July 2023.

Spotlight | Morocco
Cosumar: behind-the-scenes of alliance with French group Sucden

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Algeria
After Tunisia, Cevital resumes sugar exports to Mauritania and Lebanon

The leading agro-industrial group Cevital and other Algerian sugar refineries resumed exports in late January, after a ten-month ban ordered by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to prevent shortages.

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Citrus exporters confront shrivelling Russian export market

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Brasilia injects fresh blood into its African diplomatic corps

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Algeria
Rebrab's oil seed treatment plant almost finished but may not open

A factory allowing Cevital to import oil seeds for its refinery in Béjaïa should be completed by the end of this year, but there are still several obstacles to overcome before it can begin production.

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Cevital's oilseed crushing plant should be completed by the end of 2022.

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Algeria
Sugar and oil exports ban puts Cevital on a sticky wicket

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Subscribers only Commodity traders, Business 28.03.2022

The Cevital group covers 80% of the oil needs of the Algerian market.

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Algeria
Cevital turns to oil exports to soften the blow from end of subsidies

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Algeria
From cement works to malls, Malik Rebrab carves up Cevital family empire

Less than two years after taking over the helm of country's largest holding company Cevital, Malik Rebrab, one of Issad Rebrab's sons, is casting off several key projects that have been blocked by his father's long-standing disputes with the government.

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Labelle-Cristal Union to boost sugar export output

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Alvean
Amine Louali
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Berrahal
Biosev
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Cargill
Cevital
Cevital International Do Brasil
Copersucar
Cosan
Cosumar
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LaBelle-Cristal Union
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Mohammed VI
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Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Algeria, Morocco
Morocco and Algeria hooked on Brazil's raw sugar

Angola
Agriculture: Brasília positions its best lobbyists on the continent

Spotlight | Morocco
Cosumar: behind-the-scenes of alliance with French group Sucden

Algeria
After Tunisia, Cevital resumes sugar exports to Mauritania and Lebanon

Morocco
Citrus exporters confront shrivelling Russian export market

Brazil, Southern Africa
Brasilia injects fresh blood into its African diplomatic corps

Algeria
Rebrab's oil seed treatment plant almost finished but may not open

Algeria
From social housing to sugar beet: Atlas boss Yunus Dogan sets sights on Saharan agriculture

Algeria
Sugar and oil exports ban puts Cevital on a sticky wicket

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Algeria
Cevital turns to oil exports to soften the blow from end of subsidies

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