…but still way off targetSugar’s first crop,Scarpe Adidas Superstar Uomo In Offerta, while the highest in eight years, is still way below the target and the state-owned company on Thursday, last, called on workers to cooperate.As of Thursday, the rains have affected harvesting with only three estates – Albion,Adidas Yeezy Shop Online Italia, Enmore and Wales – grinding.Production stood at 104,622 tonnes, still about 30,Cheap Air Max Plus,000 tonnes shy of the first crop target.“It is a fact that the industry has been significantly hampered by the wet weather during various periods of the crop,Scarpe Adidas Stan Smith Uomo, including currently. However, there is need on the part of workers to maximize on the opportunity days available for harvesting to add as much as possible to their achievement thus far.”Workers from Skeldon and Rose Hall are assisting with harvesting at Albion, while harvesters from Blairmont are helping at Enmore. The Enmore operations include estate workers from LBI while those from Uitvlugt are harvesting at Wales.“The ongoing wet weather has completely ruled out any harvesting at Skeldon due to its dependence on mechanization. This decision was taken because the three estates still grinding have a large volume of canes to be harvested for this crop and it is the hope that the concentration of additional labour to harvest on these respective estates would ensure a more stable sugar production despite the effects of the wet weather,” GuySuCo stated.However, the Corporation said it is “agonized”,Nike Air Max Flair Ireland, since despite efforts to reach out to workers and managers at all levels making every effort to address workers concerns, the problem of excessive industrial action remains a significant hindrance to production.“The Corporation is once again appealing for workers to recognize that achieving as much sugar as can possibly be produced during this period is critical to the industry meeting its overall target of 300,Scarpe Adidas Nmd Uomo,000 tonnes this year.”Low worker turnout and strikes last year contributed to GuySuCo recording one of the worst years in almost two decades.With a 36% price cut by Europe, the industry has been struggling to maintain its footing, recently commissioning a US$12.5M packaging plant and adjusting land in especially Berbice to accommodate more mechanized harvesting.