Sugar producers brace for El Niño
Khon Kaen Sugar Industry Plc (KSL), Thailand's third-largest sugar exporter, has voiced concern that an impending "super El Niño" could severely disrupt sugar cane plantations during the 2026–27 crop year.
Thailand's third-largest sugar exporter, Khon Kaen Sugar Industry Plc (KSL), has expressed apprehension that a potential "super El Niño" could significantly impact sugar cane plantations during the 2026-27 crop year. The looming climatic event poses a grave threat to the country's sugar production, which is already under pressure.
KSL, in its communication, highlighted the vulnerability of its sugar cane fields to the extreme weather conditions associated with the impending weather phenomenon. The company underscored the imminent risks to its sugar cane plantations, which are crucial to its business operations. KSL's concern echoes the broader industry's worries about the agricultural sector's resilience in the face of unpredictable weather patterns.
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