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• Bundaberg Sugar

  http://www.bundysugar.com.au/
  Grows, mills, refines and markets cane sugar, sugar related by-products and engineering services and equipment. Product, recipes, export, and health information.

• CSR

  http://www.sugaraustralia.com.au/
  Sugar mills produce around 2 million tonnes of raw sugar or nearly 40% of Australia's total raw sugar. Six of the mills are in Queensland.

• Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Ltd.

  http://www.dwarikesh.com/
  Manufacturer of sugar from sugarcane in India.

• Florida Crystals

  http://www.floridacrystals.com/
  Their story has been intertwined with the sugar industry for five generations. It began more than a century ago in Cuba and has helped shape the industry in three nations since then.

• Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company

  http://www.hcsugar.com/
  Growing and milling of sugarcane, producing molasses and specialty sugars, and generating and selling electricity. A division of Alexander and Baldwin - Hawaii, Inc.

• Illovo Sugar Limited

  http://www.illovosugar.com/
  Africa's leading sugar producer and a top five player worldwide. 47% of its income is generated offshore of South Africa and it maintains operations in no less than nine counties.

• Maryborough Sugar Factory Limited

  http://www.marysug.com.au/
  Sugar millers and growers

• RAR Sugar

  http://www.rar.pt/
  Portuguese cane sugar refiner.

• Tongaat-Hulett Sugar

  http://www.huletts.co.za/
  A major producer in southern Africa, also supplies sugar technology through their Technical Management Department for example; Tongaat shredders, continuous vacuum pans, cane diffusers.

• U.S. Sugar Corporation

  http://www.ussugar.com/
  Based in Florida, produces 700,000 tons of raw sugar annually. They have the newest cane sugar refinery in the US.

 

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