HISTORY OF THE SUGAR TRADE

When Moore conquered the Iberian Peninsula, they introduced sugar and slavery, Portuguese friends once said to us. The Iberian sailors carried sugar to South America, where they constructed sugarcane plantations and sugar mills equipped with slaves. King Yoruba asked Portuguese merchants to build a slave market at Lagos Port on the west coast of Africa and provided human resources throughout the Atlantic sugar industry until slavery was abolished. A large amount of sucrose from the Atlantic to Europe starts to be completed

In fact, sugar can be obtained not only from tropical sugar cane, but also from sugar beet grown in European cold regions Until the end of the eighteenth century Berlin pharmacist manufactures the first sugar beet sugar beet from white Especially succeeded. Mangold / Wurzel. The first sugar beet plant funded by the Prussian government began operation in Silesia. The young sugar industry was unexpectedly promoted when the trade blockade between France and the UK was set up in the struggle of colonial control. Blockade of the mainland system and the UK makes it impossible to make international trade a virtual stagnation state and import sugar from colonies. With the support of Napoleon, countless sugar beet factories were built in France and Germany territory, and now in Belgium and the Netherlands. Then the trade blockade was lifted and the sugar industry collapsed. The abolition of slavery once again profit beet sugar, but since sugar beet has to be extracted from clayy soils since production mechanization, it requires more energy for longer refining process, so politics I can not survive without protection.

In my last paper, I studied about the history, production, and trade of sugar produced mainly in the United States. While we were going to Mexico, we saw some sugar cane fields on the road, but we did not visit the farm or saw a sugar processing factory. If I've written an article about sugarcane in Mexico, I have never experienced it. Fortunately, I found a topic related to agriculture in Mexico, very close to my hometown. When we visited a trade management service company, we met Iowa trade delegate Jose Antonio Jimenez. Jose discussed several imports of high fructose corn syrup between the United States and Mexico into the United States and the impact it had on the sugar market and producers.

I have read an article about a new trade agreement between America and Mexico on sugar today. Clearly the terms of the trade agreement will result in an increase in the cost of raw sugar and a decrease in the amount of refined sugar that can be imported from Mexico. However, the demand for sugar does not decrease. Therefore, sugar must be imported from other trading partners to meet sugar demand. Who can help the United States meet her sugar demand? who knows. Regarding this development, my radar has been improved, as Jared Kushner wanted to establish a secret communication channel with Russia in December 2016 so that he can carefully download trade data to Russians Because the Lord Jesus told me. In the past few months the Lord Jesus said to me: "sugar", and later "less sugar". Initially, I thought that he wanted me to reduce sugar consumption. Today 's article can explain the hint the Lord has given me. I doubt that the trump is planning to help Putin's economy by converting US trade into Russia. I am wrong.