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British Sugar begins 2026-27 sugar beet campaign amid drought concerns

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 19
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British Sugar began its 2026-27 processing campaign across several English counties. Operations started at Wissington in Norfolk on September 29, followed by Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk and Newark in Nottinghamshire on October 6. The company noted that while the growing season was challenging due to drought, sugar contents were better than expected. However, the Cantley factory in Norfolk faces potential closure by the end of February.

From edp24.co.uk

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The start of the campaign indicates the operational status of the sugar industry in the region. The potential closure of the 114-year-old Cantley facility raises industrial and employment risk for Norfolk.

From edp24.co.uk

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    Potential closure of the Cantley factory could create industrial and employment risk for the region.

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