Sugar

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**Brazil** – By far the largest exporter, contributing over half of the world’s sugar exports.
**Thailand** – Major exporter, especially to Asian markets.
**India** – Significant player, although it also imports sugar due to domestic consumption.
**Mexico** – Exports primarily to the U.S.
**Guatemala** – A major exporter in Central America.
**South Africa** – Key supplier in Africa and global markets.
**Colombia** – Significant producer and exporter in South America.
**Australia** – Large global exporter, with most exports heading to Asia.
**Pakistan** – Both exports and imports sugar based on domestic needs.
**Egypt** – A smaller but growing exporter.
**Cuba** – Longstanding sugar exporter despite economic challenges.
**El Salvador** – Central American exporter of sugar.
**Swaziland (Eswatini)** – Major exporter within Southern Africa.
**Philippines** – Key exporter in Southeast Asia.
**Paraguay** – A smaller but notable exporter in South America.
**Belize** – Important sugar exporter in the Caribbean.
**Vietnam** – Emerging exporter in Asia.
**Mauritius** – Sugar industry is vital to its economy.
**Fiji** – Known for its sugar exports, especially to Europe.
**Honduras** – Growing exporter in Central America.