Cumulative data as of the end of March 2026 | Unit: 10,000 Metric Tons, %
| Region / Category | Production Volume | Volume Sold | Sales Ratio (%) | Closing Inventory |
| National Total | 1,183.00 | 513.00 | 43.36% | 670.00 |
| Cane Sugar Total | 1,027.94 | 453.32 | 44.10% | 574.62 |
| – Guangdong | 64.44 | 37.33 | 57.93% | 27.11 |
| – Guangxi | 740.72 | 306.52 | 41.38% | 434.20 |
| – Yunnan | 213.44 | 104.61 | 49.01% | 108.83 |
| Beet Sugar Total | 155.06 | 59.68 | 38.49% | 95.38 |
| – Inner Mongolia | 68.50 | 25.80 | 37.66% | 42.70 |
| – Xinjiang | 79.60 | 30.30 | 38.07% | 49.30 |
Note: The above data is not official statistical data and is compiled solely by the ynsugar team for industry reference.
Market Overview: As of late March 2026, the cumulative sugar production for China’s 2025/26 crushing season has reached 11.83 million metric tons. The industry has shown steady progress, with 5.13 million tons already entering the commercial channel, representing a national sales ratio of 43.36%.
Key Regional Insights:
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Guangxi continues to lead the nation’s output, contributing over 7.4 million tons of cane sugar, though its sales ratio (41.38%) currently lags slightly behind the national average.
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Guangdong shows the highest market activity with a sales ratio of 57.93%, indicating strong immediate demand or efficient regional distribution.
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Cane Sugar vs. Beet Sugar: Cane sugar remains the dominant pillar of China’s production, accounting for approximately 87% of the total output this season. Beet sugar production in Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang remains stable, with a combined output of 1.55 million tons.
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These monthly figures provide a foundation for the broader [China’s sugar market outlook and the steady growth expected in 2025/26].
