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Introduction
The Sugar Association of London was founded in 1882 to provide Rules
and contract conditions for the proper conduct of the raw sugar trade.
The Association also supervises raw sugar cargoes delivered to London
and provides a dispute resolution service to both members and non-members.
Please use the links to the left to find out more about the Sugar Association
of London. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please do not
hesitate to contact us.
Rules and Contract Conditions
The Council of the Association is responsible for the framing of the
Rules for the supervision of raw sugar cargoes in the United Kingdom and
International ports. They are also responsible for framing the Rules and
Contract conditions for the International Raw Trade. A copy of the Association's
Rules and Regulations may be purchased from the Secretary upon request
at the following rates:
| All members collected from our offices | £35 |
| All members mailed to a UK address | £40 |
| All members airmailed abroad | £45 |
| Non-members collected from our offices | £55 |
| Non-members mailed to a UK address | £57 |
| Non-members airmailed abroad | £65 |
Arbitration
Companies throughout the world use the Association's Rules and Arbitration services. The Sugar Association of London, in conjunction with The Refined Sugar Association, has established a unique set of Arbitration Rules which have been published in the Handbook of Arbitration Practice, by Ronald Berstein Q.C. He refers to these rules as being, "the best modern example of the single tier arbitration system in commodity trade arbitration. These rules serve as a clear general illustration of the close administration by a trade association of contract disputes".
founded in 1882 to provide for the proper conduct of the raw sugar trade
