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U.S. Sugar is a recognized leader in growing sugarcane, citrus and sweet corn, and other fresh vegetables.

Each year, our farms and fields produce

10%

of sugar
produced in the
United States

150

million glasses
of orange juice
(up to)

1/2

of Florida’s
sweet corn crop

We use cutting-edge technology and innovative, science-based farming practices to optimize all aspects of growing, harvesting and processing sugarcane, citrus and sweet corn. We invest heavily in research and development across our operations.

World’s Largest Private Wi-Fi

More than 1,000 connected devices

U.S. Sugar monitors operations across its 245,000-acre farming enterprise in real time through the world’s largest private Wi-Fi network.

We rely on healthy land, water and air to grow our crops, and we do more than our part to protect and improve our environment for generations to come. Sugarcane farmers are committed to farming in a sustainable, environmentally responsible way, and our farmers take tremendous pride in what they do.

U.S. Sugar’s Soil and Water

Best Management Practices have led to an average reduction of phosphorous of 57 percent annually over the last 20+ years.

Since 1931, we have dedicated ourselves to giving back to the communities where we live and work. Every year, we devote thousands of volunteer hours and significant financial resources supporting causes that help children, families, education and hunger.

U.S. Sugar and its employees contribute

thousands of volunteer hours annually to civic, social and educational causes and donate generously to local events, organizations, schools, sports teams and social programs.

Recent News

October 1, 2019

Response to Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Open Burn Program Enhancements

September 10, 2019

Florida plant squeezed, no more juice processing

September 10, 2019

Dumping of Brazilian and Mexican Juice Causes Southern Gardens to Cease Processing Citrus

August 28, 2019

Statement by U.S. Sugar Spokeswoman Judy Sanchez Addressing Recently Amended Lawsuit Attacking Farming Communities

August 1, 2019

Lawsuit Filed Over Lake Okeechobee Releases and U.S. Army Corps-Created Water Shortage

July 17, 2019

US Sugar Welcomes New Community Relations Manager

June 14, 2019

U.S. Sugar Executive Re-Appointed to National Agricultural Trade Advisory Committee

May 1, 2019

U.S. Sugar Employees Recognized for Years of Service

April 10, 2019

The People of U.S. Sugar Provide Support for New Trinidad Neighborhood Playground

November 29, 2018

Statement on Federal Approval, Continued Momentum on EAA Reservoir and Termination of the State’s Option Agreement

September 11, 2018

U.S. Sugar Announces Exciting Progress in Partnership with Texas A&M AgriLife Research to Expedite Testing Time of Research in Fighting Citrus Greening and Other Unculturable Pathogens

August 10, 2018

The Facts on Florida Red Tide – It Is NOT Caused by Lake Okeechobee