All recent news from British Sugar

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All recent news from British Sugar




21 August 2024

Sugar beet campaign start dates announced for 2024/25

As this year’s sugar beet harvest approaches, we are pleased to share details of the campaign...

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29 July 2024

NFU Sugar and British Sugar agree contract for 2025/26 sugar beet crop

NFU Sugar and British Sugar have concluded negotiations and agreed a deal for the 2025/26 sugar...

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16 July 2024

British Sugar successfully restarts its CO2 production facility at Wissington

The CO2 production facility at British Sugar’s Wissington factory has successfully restarted, following the signing of...

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11 June 2024

Changes to UK sugar beet seed model announced

NFU Sugar and British Sugar have announced reforms to the UK sugar beet seed model which...

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2 May 2024

British Sugar successfully concludes record breaking campaign

The 2023/24 sugar beet campaign has finally concluded with Cantley slicing the last sugar beet on...

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23 April 2024

ABF interim results - April 2024

To read ABF's latest trading update please click here.

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22 March 2024

British Sugar confirms additional support to growers

Attributable to Dan Green, Agriculture Director, British Sugar:

“We are fully committed to helping growers bring in...

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22 February 2024

2023-24 Campaign End Dates

As we look towards the end of the 2023-24 sugar beet campaign, we continue to share...

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15 February 2024

British Sugar reinforces its decarbonisation commitment

  • British Sugar has committed to contribute towards the achievement of science-based decarbonisation targets set by the...
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14 February 2024

British Sugar secures £660k government funding for gene editing research

British Sugar is delighted to have secured just over £660,000 in grant funding from the Government,...

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23 January 2024

ABF Trading Update - January 2024

To read ABF's latest trading update please click here.

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