Sugar Tariff Board inquiry on wartime sugar costs outcome
A long excerpt discusses the 1944 sugar price inquiry by the Tariff Board, urging a fair, complete cost return from every cane farmer and warning that wartime conditions require careful accounting of production expenses. It notes the need for farm equipment, manpower planning after the war, and calls for cooperative approaches while protecting smallholders.
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