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Plenty of Sugar Available for the Holiday Season

Randall Weiseman November 20, 2009 Florida, Specialty Crops, Sugar

Luther Markwart
There were some rumblings a while back regarding a sugar shortage, but Luther Markwart with the American Sugar Alliance, says that it is simply not the case as there is plenty of sugar available for consumers this holiday season.

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