UK decides to extend the ATQ for raw cane sugar for a further three years

Her Majesty's Government

Tuesday, December 21, 2021

The ATQ for raw cane sugar will be extended at its current volume level (260,000 tonnes) until 31 December 2024, the UK government confirmed. The UK government stated it has worked with representative sectoral stakeholders to review existing ATQs, namely: five ATQs for fish products one ATQ for raw cane sugar. This review, which has now concluded, allowed us to make an evidence-based judgement on the future of our ATQs, the government said. The outcome will continue to ensure that ATQs meet the needs of UK businesses and consumers. The ATQ for raw cane sugar will be extended at its current volume level (260,000 tonnes) until 31 December 2024. It will be reviewed ahead of that date.

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