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Alfonso Fanjul Jr., Cuban American Sugar Baron, Dies at 89

NYT Business Thursday 13 August 2026, 15:39 UTC By Trip Gabriel 1 min read
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With his brother, he presided over a family empire that includes the world’s largest cane sugar refiner and the Domino and C&H brands.

With his brother, he presided over a family empire that includes the world’s largest cane sugar refiner and the Domino and C&H brands.
Alfonso Fanjul Jr. (PERSON) Cuban (ORG) Domino (PERSON)
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