BSIL chairman reflects on a challenging 2026 sugar harvest

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June 18, 2026

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Tonnage was down this year, marking a challenging period for the sugar industry.

This admission came directly from Chairman of the Barbados Sugar Industry Limited, Mark Sealy, while reflecting on the struggles faced by the sector.

Speaking to CBC News as the 2026 sugar harvest came to a close, Mr. Sealy described the year as exceptionally difficult for the industry.

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