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In Africa, sugar primarily comes from sugarcane and sugar beet. Major sugarcane-producing countries include South Africa, Egypt, and Mozambique, where the warm climate and fertile soil create ideal growing conditions. Sugar beet is less common but is cultivated in regions with cooler climates, such as parts of North Africa. The sugar industry plays a significant role in the economies of these countries, providing employment and contributing to local agriculture.
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Where in Africa does sugar come from?
South Africa is a major producer in sugar cane. In addition, the African nation of Mauritius is the second biggest producer of sugar cane in the world.
Where in Africa sugar come from?
South Africa is a major producer in sugar cane. In addition, the African nation of Mauritius is the second biggest producer of sugar cane in the world.
Where does fairtrade sugar come from?
Fairtrade sugar comes from Kasinthula Cane Growers which is located in Malawi. This country is one of the poorest in Africa.
Where did African slaves come from and how?
From Africa, Americans went and took them hostage, and traded them in Cuba for sugar. (Americans would capture them and trade with other Americans for cotton or sugar.)
Where about does sugar grow in the world?
Africa
What country in Africa grows sugar?
Sugar Cane can grow in every country of Africa, with irrigation in some parts. However, only about half of them are listed as "reportable" Sugar cane producers by USDA.reference:"Reportable" Sugar Cane producing Countries; USDA
Where in Africa do mangos come from?
Mangoes are usually come from south Africa and east Africa
Do sugar gliders live in Africa?
No, not in the wild. Sugar gliders are native to Australia.
Which country in Africa grows sugar?
Ethiopia
Where do africans masks come from?
African masks come from Africa.
In England what foods come from Africa?
Cocoa beans come from Africa
Where in Africa does the last name Carson come from?
Where in Africa does Carson come from
