File:Worldsugarprices19602006.svg
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World Sugar Prices for the calendar years 1960-2006 with selected production/use/policy notes. Data compiled by the USDA. Chart produced by Cody Pope. |
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Data source Table 3, chart made with Microsoft Excel and converted to SVG format with Adobe Illustrator |
Date |
Data Accessed 13 June 2007 |
Author |
USDA and Cody Pope |
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