Nigeria’s Annual Sugar Production, Importation & Consumption

 
Year Consumption (Tons)
Production
(Tons)		 Importation
(Tons)		 Average Unit Price ($)/MT Importation Cost ($) Per Capital Consumption Kg-Raw value)
1990

   645,248
41,478
   603,770
440
265,658,800
n/a
1991
   773,463
44,893
   728,570
290
211,285,300
n/a
1992
   598,986
32,420
   566,566
280
158,638,480
n/a
1993
   405,590
28,576
   377,014
300
113,104,200
5.9
1994
   360,060
22,814
   337,246
340
114,663,640
5.5
1995
   358,038
20,000
   338,038
410
138,595,580
4.5
1996
   525,985
12,104
   513,882
370
190,136,340
5.2
1997
   552,573
15,805
   535,768
320
171,445,760
5.5
1998
   773,264
  9,850
   763,414
310
236,658,340
7.4
1999
   781,782
10,000
   771,782
240
185,227,680
6.0
2000
   771,890
36,000
   735,890
270
198,690,300
6.6
2001
1,209,480
     0
1,209,480
260
314,464,800
8.2
2002
1,009,165
     0
1,009,165
260
262,282,900
10.8
2003
   988,441
     0
   988,441
260
256,994,660
8.3
2004
   865,000
     0
   865,000
265
229,225,000
9.1
2005
1,301,494
     0
1,301,494
216
281,416,777
9.2
2006
1,176,698
50,000
1,126,698
175
197,172,150
9.0
2007
1,258,996
55,000
1,203,996
260
313,038,960
9.3
2008
1,393,668
35,000
1,358,668
241
327,438,988
11.2
2009
1,220,080
39,000
1,220,041
324
395,293,284
8.7
2010
   985,675
30,000
   955,675
505
482,615,875
7.1
2011
1,109,410
 5,000
1,104,410
595
657,123,950
7.6
2012
1,104,980
 6,843
1,098,137
471
517,222,527
 6.6
2013
1,379,349
 5,011
1,374,338
377.6
518,950,028.80
8.1
2014
1,445,816
12,345
1,433,471
441.39
632,719,764.69
8.6
2015
 1,498,212 13,488 1,484,724 372.15 552,540,036.60 8.7
2016 1,584,724 25,000 1,559,573 330.96 516,156,280.08 9.1
2017
 1,306,913 20,184 1,286,729 357.00 459,362,253.00 7.6
2018 1,231,028 14,918 1,216,110 277.37 337,312,430.70 6.8
2019
 1,401,891 38,597 1,363,294 280.42 382,294,903.48 7.6
2020 1,531,471 *** 1,531,471 283 433,406,293.00 7.7

NB: *** 2020 Crushing season is still on-going; and Consumption is taken as simple addition of yearly production and importation, although there are ending stocks that are not captured.

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