East Java, Indonesia's Highest Sugar-Producing Province in 2024

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Akbar Ridwan 17/09/2025 10:45 WIB

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Sugar production in 2024 reached 2.47 million tons, a 10.35% increase compared to 2023 production.

Sugar Production from Sugarcane Plantations in Indonesia by Province (2024)

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Sugar Production from Sugarcane Plantations in Indonesia by Province (2024)

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Data from the Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that in 2024, the total area of sugarcane plantations in Indonesia reached 520,823 hectares (ha) and was spread across 12 provinces.

Sugar production in that year reached 2.47 million tons, a 10.35% increase compared to production in 2023.

Based on ownership status, people's plantations contributed the most to production with 1.61 million tons or 65.42% of total national production.

This was followed by large private plantations which produced 609,613 tons (24.73%), and state-owned large plantations with 242,879 tons (9.85%).

By region, East Java produced the most sugar in 2024, reaching 1.25 million tons.

The following is the sugar production from sugarcane plantations in Indonesia by province in 2024, according to BPS data:

East Java: 1.25 million tons
Lampung: 644,475 tons
Central Java: 250,073 tons
South Sumatra: 124,368 tons
West Java: 55,173 tons
Gorontalo: 53,886 tons
South Sulawesi: 22,557 tons
West Nusa Tenggara: 18,218 tons
Southeast Sulawesi: 15,409 tons
North Sumatra: 14,520 tons
East Nusa Tenggara: 10,771 tons
Yogyakarta: 3,224 tons.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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