East Java Becomes Indonesia's Largest Sugar Producer in 2022

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Nabilah Muhamad 01/12/2023 11:55 WIB

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The Indonesian Sugarcane Industry Association (BPS) reported that Indonesia's sugar production reached 2.40 million tons in 2022. East Java was the highest producing province, accounting for 47% of na

National Sugar Production Percentage Based on the Top 5 Provinces (2022)

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National Sugar Production Percentage Based on the Top 5 Provinces (2022)

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Data from the Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that Indonesia's sugar production reached 2.40 million tons in 2022. This figure is up 2.31% year-on-year (yoy) from 2021, which produced 2.35 million tons.

Based on producing provinces, East Java is recorded as the largest sugar producer, accounting for 47% of total national production throughout 2022.

(Read also: International Sugar Prices Remain High Until November 2023)

Lampung follows in second place, contributing 30% of national sugar production in 2022. This is followed by Central Java at 10%.

South Sumatra and West Java complete the top five with respective sugar production proportions of 5% and 3%.

Meanwhile, sugar production from other provinces accumulated to only 5% throughout last year.

As for the producing companies, national sugar production last year was mostly produced by smallholder farmers, namely 63%. This is followed by large private plantations at 27% and state-owned large plantations at 10%.

(Read also: Prices Soared in May 2023, How is the World's Sugar Production and Consumption?)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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