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Sugarcane was introduced to Mauritius by the Dutch. The Dutch explorers and settlers brought sugarcane to the island in the 17th century. However, it was during the French colonial period, which began in 1715, that sugarcane cultivation became a major industry in Mauritius. The French established large sugar plantations, and the cultivation of sugarcane played a significant role in shaping the economic landscape of the island. Eventually, the British took control of Mauritius in the early 19th century, and sugarcane continued to be a crucial crop in the island's economy. Today, sugarcane remains an important agricultural product in Mauritius.
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