Ministry of Commerce Reports: Zero Raw Sugar Imports Beyond Tariff Quota in Early April 2026, Zero Forecast for Full April

The Ministry of Commerce has released its latest data, indicating that the actual arrival volume of raw sugar imported beyond the tariff quota was zero tons in China during the first half of April 2026. This figure suggests that no raw sugar exceeding the national tariff quota limits entered the Chinese market during this period. Furthermore, the forecast arrival volume for the entire month of April 2026 also stands at zero. This information is of significant reference value for industry participants closely monitoring the supply-demand balance in the sugar market. The arrival volume of raw sugar imported beyond the tariff quota is typically a key indicator for assessing domestic sugar market supplementary demand and international market supply conditions. The data showing zero actual arrivals and zero forecasts may reflect the combined impact of various market factors, including but not limited to fluctuations in international sugar prices, domestic inventory levels, adjustments in import policies, and traders' procurement strategies.