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Australia's largest sugar producer Wilmar Sugar said talks this week had failed to resolve a pay dispute with workers, with industrial action continuing on Thursday, delaying the start of cane processing at its factories. A spokesman for Wilmar Sugar and Renewables said there had been good progress on some issues after five hours of negotiations on Wednesday but that the dispute was not yet resolved. Strikes planned for Thursday by the Australian Workers' Union went ahead.
Australia's largest sugar producer, Wilmar Sugar, said on Thursday that strikes by its employees would delay the start of cane processing at its factories by several days but that as yet the industrial action is not expected to affect overall output. Wilmar Sugar, owned by Singapore-based Wilmar International , has eight sugar mills in Australia's Queensland state that run 24 hours a day during the cane crushing season from June to November. The company says it crushes about 15 million metric tons of sugarcane each year, producing over two million tons of raw sugar, or more than half of Australia's total.
Key Insights The considerable ownership by private companies in Wilmar International indicates that they collectively...