A mountain of burned sugar is seen at a warehouse in the port of Santos October 18, 2013. A fire on Friday destroyed up to 300,000 tonnes of sugar and much of the Santos Port warehouses owned by Copersucar, the world’s largest trader of the sweetener, the port authority of Santos said. Copersucar says nearly a fifth of the world’s sea-borne sugar trade flows through its trading desks. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker (BRAZIL – Tags: BUSINESS DISASTER)
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