Sugarcane is one of the world’s most important crops, used for producing sugar, ethanol, and jaggery.
It thrives in tropical and subtropical climates with abundant sunlight and rainfall.
Brazil is the largest sugarcane producer worldwide, accounting for a massive share of global output.
The country’s vast plantations and advanced farming techniques ensure high productivity.
Sugarcane plays a central role in Brazil’s economy, especially in biofuel and sugar industries.
Millions of workers are engaged in its cultivation, processing, and trade.
Other major producers include India, China, and Thailand.
Brazil’s dominance makes it the global leader in sugarcane production and exports.