In the context of the debate, Vice President in charge of Danisco Sugar's agricultural activities, Niels Nordgaard-Andersen, explains to Radio Denmark News that Danisco is worried about the possibilities of fraud, arising if the EU opens up the market to the rest of the world. The slowdown of the US economy is unlikely to have any major effect on European economies. Radio Denmark News, P1 Ajour at 8.31 pm 12.02.01 Free access to EU sugar market delayed The proposal made by the European Commission to allow the world's 48 poorest countries to sell their products in the EU region will be postponed. Politiken writes that the postponement of the proposal is ascribable to massive lobbying by Danisco and the rest of the European sugar monopolists, profiting immensely from European Union tariff barriers that prevent poor countries from selling their sugar. Individuals are not buying much sugar.
Sugar is only an ingredient in other products.
So I don't think that it will mean a lot to household economies,' says Mr Hundahl. If you are looking for previous press releases from Danisco, you can find them in our press release archive. Danisco Magazine Read articles from our investor and shareholder journal Danisco Magazine or download a complete issue. You can meet representatives from Danisco at various events. We participate in fairs, exhibitions, road shows, investor meetings, conference calls and much more.