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Sugar (Industrial Allocations)

Volume 484: debated on Thursday 15 February 1951

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asked the Minister of Food the tonnage sugar allocations to individual industries for 1951, together with the percentages of datum usage compared with 1950.

ANALYSIS OF ALLOCATIONS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1951
Sugar as refinedPercentage of Datum
For production ofThousand tons19511950
Preserves194·0(*)(*)
Chocolate and sugar confectionery183·562½ (†)57½–60
Cake and flour confectionery118·956½55
Syrup and treacle80·0(*)(*)
Biscuits52·6(*)(*)
Brewing45·96464
Condensed milk32·5(*)(*)
Soft drinks (liquid)30·25959
Canning15·1(*)(*)
Bakers' prepared materials13·46565–70
Medicinal preparations11·880–13580–135
Table jellies11·75550
Ice cream10·457½57½
Coffee essence7·6(*)(*)
Candied peel5·36060
Cider4·27567½
Breakfast cereals3·8(*)(*)
Pickles and sauces3·5(*)(*)
Lemonade powders, etc.3·45945
British wines3·25550
Cake and flour mixtures3·06662
Medicated sugar confectionery2·062½60
Miscellaneous27·3
(*) Not allocated as a percentage of pre-war usage.
(†) Calculated on new basis. On the old basis the percentage is 60.