-amid poor output blamed on rain
The Guyana Sugar Corporation’s (GuySuCo) first crop ended last week with three of its four estates cumulatively producing 20,000 tonnes below projections and the corporation mulling hiring additional labour to manually load cane because of the rainy season and purchasing machines for the next season to make up for this crop’s loss.
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