Additional Information About | Sugar Export Pricing

Each factory sets different sugar export prices because there are many factors to consider. The examples below are just standard pricing guidelines commonly used internationally.

THAI SUGAR EXPORT FOB PRICE

This price showing is ICUMSA-45 per Metric ton includes estimated premium costs, shipping, and commission based on white sugar futures from ICE.COM • For precise pricing information, please contact us using the provided communication channels.

Error loading price data

Please try again later

First, let's get to know the international sugar futures trading market, also known as FUTURE SUGAR PRICE or LONDON NO.5.

Future Sugar or LONDON No.5

Future Sugar or LONDON No.5 (pronounced 'London Number Five') is the forward trading price of sugar on the global market. This price serves as a standard reference for sugar export trading. Buyers and sellers use this price as a reference for their transactions. It's comparable to gold prices that have a central standard in each country, or simply called the 'benchmark price' for sugar export trading.

Sugar Factory Premium Cost

Sugar factory premium cost is an additional charge above the global market benchmark price to reflect the quality or special services of each factory. This price may include production standards, delivery speed, or factory reliability. Buyers must pay this additional amount when they want specific advantages from that factory.

Shipping and Operational Costs

Shipping and operational costs are the expenses for transporting sugar from the factory to the port or final destination, including packaging costs, documentation fees, and various coordination expenses. This cost varies depending on distance and selected services.

Our Commission

Our commission is the service fee we charge for helping coordinate and facilitate sugar trading. We assist with processes from negotiation, ordering, to product delivery. This commission is calculated separately from the sugar price and will be clearly disclosed to customers.

Summary of Sugar Export Pricing

Sugar Export Pricing Structure: Each factory uses London No.5 as the benchmark reference price, then adds premiums that reflect the quality and special services of each factory. Main Cost Components: Consists of 4 parts - global market benchmark price, factory premium, shipping and operational costs, and service commission.