White sugar delivery volume for the December expiry reached 276,000 tons

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276,000 tons of white sugar delivered at the December expiry

Dow Jones London news: According to data published by the LIFFE exchange, at the expiry of the London sugar market's 0912 contract last Friday (November 13), 5,520 lots of white sugar were offered for delivery, equivalent to 276,000 tons. This batch of Brazilian, Guatemalan and Argentine white sugar, delivered by Bache Commodities, Sucden, BNP Paribas, UBS and Newedge, was entirely taken up by Louis Dreyfus.

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White sugar delivery volume for the December expiry reached 276,000 tons

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