It has become more apparent that the 2011-2012 Brazilian harvest will seriously undershoot expectations as there seems to be yet another season of uncertainty. Brazil's waning sugar productivity is an after-math of a lack of investment during the world recession.

So what is Brazil's sugar market looking like in 2011/12 in context to the world market? Can world sugar production return to surplus? Would you like to hear expert analysis of present and future sugar production and trade trends?

If so, I'd like to invite you to the much-anticipated 8th Sugar World & Ethanol Feedstocks conference to be held in Bangkok, Thailand on 26-27 Sept 2011. The conference will have the highest caliber executives from around the world coming together to focus on the impact on sugar pricing, trade, ethanol feedstocks and economics.

As a matter of fact, I am delighted to announce that we have confirmed DATAGRO, one of the chief world consulting companies on sugar and ethanol, to present on the development of Brazil's sugarcane crop in a session titled "Forecast for the Harvest: Brazils Sugar and EthanolEquation", delivered by Mr. Guilherme Nastari, Director of Operations.

In addition, we have also secured Mr. Gary Mead, Editor of World Crops Ltd to speak on Global Sugar Outlook - CanSugar Production be Expected to Rise Further?

The topic coverage does not stop here - our agenda is packed with more high-level speakers discussing latest market developments in the sugar industry that will enable you to react to changes and gain a competitive advantage.

Click here to view full program agenda.

Many of your industry peers have already confirmed their participation at 8th Sugar World & Ethanol Feedstocks, so we urge you to submit your online registrations right away!

I look forward to welcoming you in Bangkok next month!

Best Regards,
Hafizah Adam (Ms)
Sugar World Team
CMT - Centre for Management Technology
DID: +65 6346 9218
E: hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg