101.   Inexpensive sugar is also difficult to find.

102.   Ong said he had asked Malayan Sugar to reschedule its supply to wholesalers so that sugar was consistently available.

103.   Since they have the money and sugar can be stored for a long time, they naturally buy more when the price is still cheap.

104.   Sugar was also unavailable at the Super Komtar supermarket in Penang, and Super Kinta, Ocean and Jaya Jusco supermarkets in Ipoh.

105.   Sugar was in great demand because this is the time of year for making jam and compote from apples and pears.

106.   SUGAR has been the preferred topic of conversation among the notoriously sweet-toothed Kelantan people since the start of the fasting month.

107.   Sugar is a sensitive issue because its trade is controlled by cartels close to government leaders.

108.   Sugar is more costly to produce in the Philippines because of high transportation costs, outdated equipment and low investment by plantation owners.

109.   Sugar is a multi-purpose carbohydrate that contributes significantly to flavour, aroma, texture, colour and body.

110.   Sugar is one of the few commodities still subsidized.