Market Report - February 2026

The Market in February

The armed conflict that erupted in the Persian Gulf region in early March has sent ripples through commodity markets. For sugar, the impact is acutely felt at the regional level, through restricted global trade. Going forward, the length of the conflict could trigger escalating input costs, ranging from fuel to fertilizer, tied directly to oil and shipping disruptions.

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Devoted to enhancing conditions on the global sugar market

The International Sugar Organization (ISO) serves as an intergovernmental entity facilitating global collaboration within the sugar sector. With member countries spanning the globe, ISO assumes a critical role in tackling challenges and fostering cooperation to uphold the stability and sustainability of the worldwide sugar market. Moreover, the ISO stands as a unique intergovernmental body committed to enhancing conditions within the global sugar market through Debate, Analysis, Special Studies, Transparent Statistics, Seminars, Conferences and Workshops. Our proactive approach to incorporating ethanol from sugar crops into our activities as early as the mid-90s has significantly contributed to promoting the growing role of biofuels in the future energy mix on a global scale.