Sugar
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Entities (144)
Foreign principal, MEXICO
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $10,000 to 2 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $22,500 to 8 recipients.
U.S House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, Department of USDA, US Trade Rep (USTR)
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $360,000 to 25 recipients.
Political action committee of American Crystal Sugar, the largest sugarbeet cooperative in the US. One of the top agricultural PAC contributors in every cycle.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $958,500 to 27 recipients.
Political action committee of the American Sugar Alliance, the umbrella lobbying coalition for US sugar producers. Funds candidates who support the federal sugar program.
Trade association representing Louisiana sugarcane growers. One of the oldest agricultural lobbying organizations in the US, focused on protecting the federal sugar program and securing disaster relief for sugarcane farmers.
Trade association representing Louisiana's sugarcane growers and processors.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $50,000 to 10 recipients.
Political action committee of the American Sugar Cane League, representing Louisiana sugarcane growers. Funds candidates supportive of domestic sugar price supports.
Agriculture/Sugar Industry
Foreign principal, CUBA
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Foreign principal, SAUDI ARABIA
Foreign principal, SOUTH AFRICA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Largest sugar refiner in the world, controlled by the Fanjul family. Operates under brands including Domino Sugar, C&H Sugar, and Florida Crystals. Refines both domestic and imported raw sugar.
Foreign principal, GUADELOUPE & MARTINIQUE
Foreign principal, GUADELOUPE & MARTINIQUE
Foreign principal, GUATEMALA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Foreign principal, BELIZE
Foreign principal, BRAZIL
Foreign principal, PANAMA
Foreign principal, PANAMA
Foreign principal, CAMEROON
Foreign principal, CANADA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, GUATEMALA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, GUATEMALA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CHINA
Foreign principal, TAIWAN
Foreign principal, AUSTRALIA
Lobbying Firm
Foreign principal, HONDURAS
Sugar processor
Foreign principal, AUSTRALIA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Foreign principal, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
FARA-registered agent
Foreign principal, ECUADOR
Foreign principal, GUATEMALA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Sugar production and sales
Largest sugar cane refiner in the US, privately held by the Fanjul family. Massive political donor that hedges both parties. Controls vast sugarcane acreage in the Florida Everglades Agricultural Area.
Sugar production and sales
Political action committee associated with Florida Crystals and the Fanjul family. Funds candidates in both parties to protect the sugar price support program.
Non-profit trade association of Florida growers and processors.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $31,500 to 8 recipients.
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, HAITI
Foreign principal, NETHERLANDS
Foreign principal, INDIA
Foreign principal, INDIA
Foreign principal, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Foreign principal, IRELAND
Foreign principal, UGANDA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, MAURITIUS
Foreign principal, MAURITANIA
Foreign principal, MAURITIUS
Foreign principal, MAURITANIA
Michigan Sugar Company is the third largest beet sugar processor in the United States.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $27,500 to 7 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $11,500 to 2 recipients.
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $35,000 to 9 recipients.
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, COLOMBIA
Foreign principal, BOLIVIA
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $68,500 to 12 recipients.
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, NICARAGUA
Foreign principal, NICARAGUA
Foreign principal, PHILIPPINES
Foreign principal, PHILIPPINES
Foreign principal, PHILIPPINES
Foreign principal, PHILIPPINES
Foreign principal, PHILIPPINES
Foreign principal, GUADELOUPE & MARTINIQUE
Foreign principal, CUBA
Political action committee of Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers, representing Texas sugarcane producers. Supports candidates who defend the sugar program and oppose free trade in sugar.
Foreign principal, CHINA
Foreign principal, SOUTH AFRICA
Foreign principal, SOUTH AFRICA
FARA-registered agent
Foreign principal, SOUTH AFRICA
Processing sugar beets into refined sugar
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $52,000 to 7 recipients.
Foreign principal, BRAZIL
Foreign principal, BELGIUM
Foreign principal, INTERNATIONAL
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $7,500 to 4 recipients.
The network of sugarcane and sugarbeet growers, processors, refiners, trade associations, PACs, and individual donors that lobby to protect the US sugar program — a federal price support and import quota system that keeps domestic sugar prices roughly double world market levels.
Foreign principal, ZIMBABWE
Foreign principal, ZIMBABWE
Foreign principal, SOUTH AFRICA
Foreign principal, TAIWAN
Foreign principal, CUBA
​Sugar beet refining company run on a cooperative basis.
Lobbying firm or registrant
Agribusiness Consulting Firm
Foreign principal, CUBA
Beet sugar industry trade association.
Government affairs and industry trade association comprised of manufacturers of beet sugar
Second-largest sugar producer in Florida and a major landowner in the Everglades region. Has opposed proposals to purchase its land for Everglades restoration while heavily lobbying to maintain the federal sugar program.
farming company
Political action committee of U.S. Sugar Corporation, the second-largest sugar producer in Florida. Active in supporting candidates who defend sugar subsidies and oppose Everglades land acquisition.
FARA-registered agent
Foreign principal, UGANDA
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $4,000 to 2 recipients.
Foreign principal, CUBA
Political action committee. Tracked donations of $21,600 to 2 recipients.
Foreign principal, CUBA
Foreign principal, BARBADOS
Political action committee of Western Sugar Cooperative, a sugarbeet processor operating across several western states. Funds candidates supportive of sugar price supports.
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