Committed To Molasses
MSF Sugar remains committed to supplying molasses to the domestic market in 2020
MSF Sugar remains committed to supplying molasses to the domestic market at market price. However, supplies may be limited. There are various factors which may influence the volume of molasses that MSF Sugar is able to supply, including the tonnage of sugar cane crushed which determines the volume of molasses produced, limited storage capacity, as well as pre-existing orders. For these reasons, MSF Sugar is asking molasses customers who wish to be supplied with molasses in 2020 to pre-order by 30 May 2020. MSF Sugar will do what it can to satisfy pre-order requests.
Who We Are
We’re Moving Beyond the Canefields
MSF Sugar, whose heritage in Australia spans more than 125 years, envisions a future that centres on being a leader in the biofutures sector. With multimillion-dollar investments in green power plants, novel farming systems and agricultural infrastructure, together with our grower partners, we are committed to developing the sugarcane industry in Australia.
Our Corporate Head Office is located in Gordonvale, just south of Cairns and our major milling assets are located in Far North Queensland and the Fraser Coast region in South East Queensland. Internationally, we are part of the Thai-based Mitr Phol Group.
Our current assets include four sugar mills, which are located at Gordonvale, South Johnstone, Atherton Tablelands and Maryborough, supporting infrastructure (including cane railway networks), agricultural property and water rights to support our cane growing activities.
In addition to our milling and farming operations, we have built an $86M green energy power station at our Tablelands Sugar Mill. The power station uses a 100 per cent renewable sugarcane fibre known as bagasse to produce 24 megawatts of electricity – which, after commissioning, will be enough to power every house in the Atherton Tableland region.
Powering Possibility
MSF Sugar At A Glance
Invested in past 10 years
$600m
Total Assets
$700m
Directly Employed
700
Direct Output into Regional QLD
$500m
Latest News
Market Update – September 2024
Centre South Brazil
The Brazilian crushing season which commenced in April has progressed at record pace as dry conditions have dominated CS Brazil for most of 2024. These conditions are a double-edged sword, on one hand prolonged dryness is aiding a very… Read More
Market Update – March 2024
Market update summary
- The spot ICE11 raw sugar price peaked at 28.14 cents per pound in November 2023. A weak AUD through October-November 2023 saw forward sugar prices in Aussie dollar terms surge to multi year highs.
- Significant upward revisions… Read More
Market Update – October 2023
Market update summary
- The spot ICE11 raw sugar price rallied to a 12 year high of 27.62 cents per pound in mid-September on the back of dry weather conditions across India and Thailand. This is equivalent to almost AUD… Read More
Understanding Sugars
The term ‘sugar’ usually refers to what we know as table sugar – the type of sugar we use in baking or add to our tea or coffee. In Australia this type of sugar comes from sugarcane, but the sugar we see on the table is only one type of sugar that is found naturally in a whole range of foods.
All ‘sugars’ are carbohydrates which along with starch is our body’s main source of energy. We rely on sugar for energy – be it for our brains, bodies or nervous system. In fact it has been part of our diets for thousands of years.
Sugar is found naturally in most foods like fruits, vegetables and milk as well as being an ingredient used in a wide range of foods and drinks*.
*Sourced from All About Sugars, an initiative of the Australian Sugar Industry Alliance (ASA) nutrition team.
Our Projects
Project Uplift is an initiative that supports adoption of the SRA Farming System – a system developed by CANEGROWERS and researchers to keep growers farming well into the future. In May 2017, construction started on our $86 million green energy power plant at the Tableland Mill which converts 100 per cent renewable sugarcane fibre, known as bagasse, into green energy. The best business relationships have to work both ways. That’s why we invest our funds where it counts, right back into regional Queensland to ensure we all get the best return for our investment.Project Uplift
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Head Office
47 Gordon Street, Gordonvale, QLD, 4865
Phone: +61 7 4043 3333
Email: msf@msfsugar.com.auWorking Hours:
Monday to Friday 07:00A.M. to 4:00P.M.
Maryborough Mill
Lower Kent Street
Maryborough, QLD, 4650
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Maryborough, QLD, 4650
Phone: +61 7 4043 3333
Cane Officers: –
Cane Transport: –
After Hours: –
Working Hours:
Monday to Friday 07:00A.M. to 4:00P.M.
Mulgrave Mill
47 Gordon Street
Gordonvale, QLD, 4865
PO Box 21
Gordonvale, QLD, 4865
Phone: +61 7 4043 3333
Cane Officers: +61 7 4064 3858
Cane Transport: +61 7 4043 3350
After Hours: +61 408 198 435*
Working Hours:
Monday to Friday 07:00A.M. to 4:00P.M.
South Johnstone Mill
Innisfail Japoon Road
South Johnstone, QLD, 4859
PO Box 25
South Johnstone, QLD, 4859
Phone: +61 7 4064 3800
Cane Officers: +61 7 4064 3858
Cane Transport: +61 7 4064 3870
After Hours: +61 7 4064 3834*
Working Hours:
Monday to Friday 08:00A.M. to 4:00P.M.
Tableland Mill
1827 Springmount Road
Mareeba, QLD, 4880
PO Box 1206
Mareeba, QLD, 4880
Phone: +61 7 4048 4200
Cane Officers: +61 7 4048 4207
Cane Transport: +61 7 4048 4221
After Hours: +61 7 4048 4219*
Working Hours:
Monday to Friday 08:00A.M. to 4:00P.M.
* Available for urgent enquiries during crushing operations