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Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook Tables

Note: In July 2026, Farm Service Agency (FSA) revised data from fiscal year 2019/20 through April 2026 for deliveries for human consumption and ending stocks in the Sweetener Market Data (SMD) report. These updates were reflected in the July 2026 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report’s U.S. balance sheet. In July 2026, these revisions were incorporated into the corresponding ERS Sugar and Sweetener Yearbook tables (tables 19, 20a, 20b, 21, 22, 24a, 24b, 25, 49, 50, and 51). For a more detailed explanation, please see the FSA July 2026 SMD report and the accompanying Explanation for Sweetener Market Data Revisions to Fiscal Years 2020–2026 that is posted on the FSA, Dairy and Sweetener Analysis website. 

This data product contains summary statistics on sugar, sugarbeets, sugarcane, corn sweeteners (dextrose, glucose, and high-fructose corn syrup), and honey. The majority of the data are compiled from the following USDA agencies: Agricultural Marketing Service, Farm Service Agency, Foreign Agricultural Service, National Agricultural Statistic Service, and Office of the Chief Economist. Data are monthly, quarterly, and/or annually, depending upon the data series. Most data are shown in fiscal years (October 1 to September 30); others are in calendar years (January 1 to December 31). These data can be used to monitor and analyze U.S. sweetener policy and events that affect the domestic, Mexican, and other international sweetener markets.

For further information on how these data are compiled see the Documentation page. 

Also on this page is the interactive Honey Data Visualization where users can learn about the increasing consumption of honey and honey-sweetened products in the United States and how imports have been complementing domestic honey production in meeting demand.

This data product includes the following data series:

File Downloads

  • U.S. sugar crop production and sugar production, deliveries, and stocks

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  • U.S. and Mexico fiscal year sugar supply and use

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  • Table 25–U.S. monthly estimates of sugar supply and use, by fiscal year, since fiscal year 2003

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  • Table 26–Monthly estimates of Mexican sugar supply and use, since fiscal year 2011

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  • The machine-readable file combines the data from the 3 Excel tables: U.S. and Mexico fiscal year sugar supply and use; Table 25–U.S. monthly estimates of sugar supply and use; and Table 26–Monthly estimates of Mexican sugar supply and use.

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  • Table 57–U.S. raw sugar tariff-rate quota World Trade Organization allocations and entries by month, since fiscal year 1996

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  • Table 58–U.S. refined sugar tariff-rate quota World Trade Organization allocations and entries by month, since fiscal year 2006

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  • Table 59–U.S. sugar tariff-rate quota allocations and entries by month under free trade agreements, since fiscal year 2006

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  • Table 60–U.S. imports of sugar from Mexico, by port, monthly and fiscal year, since fiscal year 2011

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  • Table 61–U.S. monthly sugar imports since fiscal year 2008

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  • The machine-readable file combines the data from the 5 Excel tables (Table 57 to Table 61).

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