Fesoca: National sugarcane grinding reached 80% of the goal by 2025

The National Federation of Cañiculs de Venezuela (Fesoca) reported that after 120 days of having started the grinding for the 2024-2025 harvest, The grinding of sugar cane has an 80% advance of the estimated goal for this year.

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In that sense, José Ricardo Álvarez, president of the guild said that To date, more than 3 million tons were shown of cane on the estimated goal of 4 million 800 thousand tons.

The grinding, said Álvarez, has been developed in six sugar plants of the country, of which four are administered by the private sector.

Among the data provided by the spokesperson, it emphasizes that the Central Batalla de Araure (CABA) Molió 100,278 tons and the Santa Elena sugar central in the Majaguas, wears a grinding of 442,471 tons of cane. Both mills are dependent on public administration.

For its part, the central La Pastora that initiated its operations for January of this 2025, adds 223,608 tons of ground cane, while the central El Palmar exceeds 315 tons of cane.

The paper grinding industry (Molipase) added 700 thousand tons and the Portuguese sugar central (Capca) has ground 1,262,088 tons of cane.

For the 2023-2024 harvest, Fesoca reported a total grinding of 4,150,000 tons and 20% year -on -year growth, indicates a note from Agricultural minute.