Building on its work to address sustainability risks and opportunities across its supply chain, Sucden is pleased to announce a Forests Protection Policy applicable to its cocoa sourcing. A plan to implement the Policy, along with clear targets and timelines, will be completed by the end of September 2019.
At the end of January 2019, leading French soft commodities group, SUCDEN, signed preliminary terms with the TRIO Group of companies for a strategic relationship in sugar production in Russia. As part of the proposed agreement, SUCDEN will become the majority partner in TRIO's sugar business and beet growing areas.
Gulfood is the world’s largest annual food, beverage and hospitality exhibition which attracts 5,000 companies and nearly 100,000 visitors to Dubai.
The Dubai Sugar Conference is one of the key conferences for the global sugar industry.
Sucden Armateurs is pleased to announce that it has become a member of the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network association.
Sucden is proud to announce that its website has won gold for the Best corporate website (unlisted) category at the Corporate and Financial awards 2018 in London.
Auke Vlas has expressed his wish to reduce his time of work and his involvement within the Group and no longer assume in 2019 the responsibilities of Member of the Management Board and General Manager.
Sucden is proud to be recognized by EcoVadis, a leading industry supplier of sustainability ratings for global supply chains.
Sucden is proud to obtain Bonsucro certification as an official confirmation of its commitment to corporate responsibility.
Sucden has successfully completed the amendment and the extension of its $400 million Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) originally dated 20 June 2016.
Sucden strengthens its Management Board with the appointment of Emanuel Garboua. Emanuel is Head of White Sugar Trading and Distribution EMEA and Far East.
The Dubai Sugar Conference is one of the key conferences for the international sugar industry.
The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), acting on behalf of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), has completed the first disbursement of a $50 million revolving corporate loan to Sucres et Denrées S.A (Sucden) to support sustainable agricultural and industrial practices in the sugarcane sector in Brazil.