Egypt Ranks Second in Global Sugar Byproduct Exports
Egypt is now the world’s second-largest exporter of beet pulp, sugar cane bagasse, and other byproducts of sugar production. It accounted for about one-fifth of global trade in the category in 2025, according to the Food Export Council. The country shipped roughly 889,000 metric tons of the materials, worth about USD 176 million (EGP 9.7 billion). The 2025 figure reflects sharp growth as export value rose 54 percent from 2024, when Egypt also ranked second, with an 18 percent share of global exports and USD 114 million (EGP 6.3 billion) in sales. Between 2020 and 2025, the value of exports…
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