Article | REF: F6151 V1

Sugar factory transformation processes (part 2)

Author: Martine DECLOUX

Publication date: March 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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    4. Differences between beet and cane sugar factories

    Our aim here is not to detail the differences between the two processes, but to highlight a few of them in order to facilitate understanding of the cane sugar process.

    For more details on the cane sugar factory, we refer our readers to the reference .

    4.1 Campaign duration and energy balance

    Sugar production from cane accounted for 72% of world sugar production in 2000/2001. Sugar cane is grown in regions closer to the equator, and harvesting is spread...

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