Sunday, August 1, 2010
By Opheera McDoomKHARTOUM, July 30 (Reuters) - Sudan will double its sugar output to at least 1.5 million tonnes a year to become a net exporter by 2014, part of a larger plan to catapult the African nation into the world's top five producers, an official said.Sudan was looking for investors to pump a total of $20 billion into the industry, which according to its master sugar plan could increase
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