Sugar People feel relieved whenever they hear that a shortage is artificially-made: anything that is not natural can not last for very long. It seems that the recent shortage of sugar has been created by the manufacturers themselves because according to their own, selfish calculations the price of sugar ought to be twice what it is now. Torn between its […]

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