Sugar quotas debated as extension looms in Congress
Washington talks on extending the Sugar Act of 1965 focus on quota reshuffles for domestic cane and beet producers and foreign suppliers. Lobbying and fees, including millions paid to represent Brazil and others, fuel a heated policy debate as Congress weighs limits on payments and new sugar legislation.
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