Sugar supplies shift as Cuba’s war cuts imports
The article notes that Cuban sugar has long fueled Atlantic demand but war there has slashed shipments. In four months of 1805 only 135,000 tons arrived versus 800,000 expected, while Europe and beet sugar could compensate. It mentions Egypt’s sugar entry and envisions U S cane and beet expansion to cover domestic needs.
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