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. The decision to expand ethanol production in this country will have a huge impact on trade and world sugar prices. The crushing mill in Brazil is designed to be able to just produce sugar and ethanol production depends on the price movements of the two types of products. From 2012 onwards, the production line more profitable. However, to 2013 when world sugar prices fell sharply, the starting raw material sugar cane used to produce ethanol than the previous case. Estimated ethanol production increased by 14.9% to 26.8 billion liters, 12.6 liters which has anhydrous ethanol and hydrous ethanol 14.2 liters. The estimated percentage of sugar cane used to produce ethanol and sugar will turn 52% and 48%, unchanged from the 50% -50% balance by 2012/13 or earlier services. If ethanol prices continue to rise in the future changes, ethanol production will increase proportionally with the amount of sugar produced in Brazil and exports to the world fell, generating lift the price of sugar, which is in the process reduced sharply. Furthermore, a growing relationship between oil prices and the price of sugar. When oil prices rise, the outlook needs to use alternative fuels such as ethanol becomes more positive, thus promoting increased ethanol prices. Because sugar cane used in ethanol production industry, the price of sugar becomes sensitive to factors boosting oil prices.
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