Name: Sugar industry - Bulk Purchase | MOQ 25 Tonnes
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Comprehensive Sugar Production: From sugar cane and sugar beet farming to the refining process, the industry ensures the production of high-quality sugars that meet global demand.
Diverse Applications: Sugar is a key ingredient in food and beverages, confectionery, baked goods, and more, making the industry integral to multiple sectors.
Innovative By-Products: The sugar industry generates valuable by-products like molasses, which is used in fermentation processes, and bagasse, a renewable energy source for biofuel production.
Sustainable Practices: With an increasing focus on sustainability, the industry is adopting eco-friendly practices, including the efficient use of water, energy, and waste reduction in sugar processing.
Global Economic Impact: The sugar industry supports millions of jobs worldwide, from farming and processing to distribution and retail, making it a vital contributor to the global economy.

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The manufacture of sugar from cane began in Egypt. The manufacture of sugar from cane began in Egypt in 710 AD, and its manufacturing methods were primitive. Since 1818 AD, the modern sugar industry began in Egypt at the hands of Muhammad Ali Pasha the Great, the ruler of Egypt at this time - where he decided to establish a factory (factory) for the manufacture of cane sugar in one of the villages of the Minya Governorate in Upper Egypt - where he owned large areas cultivated with cane in Own farm. An English engineer called (Brim) was brought in to manage this factory, and after his death, two Italians were hired to take over the management of this factory.

In 1834, two more factories were established in Minya Governorate. In 1846, Muhammad Ali Pasha hired a number of French technicians to operate and manage these factories. In 1848, 4 other factories were established to produce sugar, distributed in Giza, Minya, and Qena. The factories that were established up to this point are considered History is a creditable achievement for Muhammad Ali Pasha.

In 1863, after Khedive Ismail Pasha took over the rule of Egypt, succeeding his uncle Muhammad Saeed Pasha. Later, due to the decline in cotton prices after the end of the American Civil War, Khedive Ismail Pasha became aware of the danger of the Egyptian economy relying on the cotton crop only, so he directed his attention to the sugar industry, where 18 sugar factories were established, covering several regions from the beginning of Beni Suef Governorate to Qena Governorate in the south.

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UPC:	esiic-0000000001
Seller SKU:	esiic-0000000001
Condition:	New
Availability:	In Stock
Minimum order quantity:	1
Date first listed on Zandaux:	Aug 21, 2024

The sugar industry plays a pivotal role in global food production, providing the essential sweetener that enhances the flavor of countless products. From refining raw sugar cane and sugar beets to producing a wide range of sugars, including granulated, powdered, and brown sugar, the industry is a cornerstone of the food and beverage sector. Beyond sweeteners, the sugar industry also produces by-products like molasses and bagasse, which are used in various industries, including biofuel, animal feed, and alcohol production.

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