Cosumar

Dried pulp from sugar beet processing, enriched with molasses and formed into pellets, serves as livestock feed.

COSUMAR ensures Morocco’s sugar supply, maintaining production and storage capacity to meet annual demand of 1.2 million tons while exceeding regulatory stock requirements.

Enmer is Morocco’s national brand, offering sugar products like loaves, bars, chunks, and granules with authentic taste for all uses.

COSUMAR supports over 80,000 partner farmers across regions like Gharb, Loukkos, and Tadla with agronomists and technicians for planting, irrigation, harvesting, and transport.

Since 1929, COSUMAR has specialized in producing sugar from sugar plants and refining imported raw sugar, operating five sugar mills across Morocco and a refinery in Casablanca.

As Morocco’s sole sugar operator, COSUMAR pioneered sustainable development and corporate social responsibility, earning multiple awards.

Cosumar reports a 10% drop in first-half 2026 revenue due to lower international sugar prices and operational disruptions. Floods and weather-related crop losses further reduce output and logistics efficiency. The company’s consolidated revenue declines amid persistent market and supply-chain challenges.

Nov 2026Sugar Industry internationalNews article

COSUMAR Group reports a **10.02% decline in consolidated turnover** for the first half of 2026. The company, active in Morocco, records reduced revenue amid unspecified market conditions. Financial Afrik highlights the trend without detailing underlying causes or sector-specific impacts.

Oct 2026Financial AfrikNews article

Cosumar Group expands its 2026/2027 agricultural campaign by allocating **63,000 hectares** for sugar beet cultivation and new sugarcane plantations. The initiative aims to bolster production capacity ahead of the upcoming harvest season. The company’s strategy includes diversifying crop types to support long-term agricultural output.

Oct 2026Morocco World NewsNews article

COSUMAR expands its agricultural operations for the 2026–2027 season with a **63,000-hectare sugar crop campaign**, covering **60,000 hectares of sugar beet** and **3,000 hectares of new sugarcane plantations**. The initiative aims to bolster Morocco’s sugar production capacity through increased cultivation. The company highlights its commitment to diversifying crop types while scaling output.

Oct 2026en.yabiladi.comNews article